Re: [Gnash-dev] Bug with Trasnformation Matrixes for embeded objects

[Rob Savoye]

Dima Codreanu wrote:

> I have been working on porting gnash to windows for the last 2 weeks (I 
> work only on weekends actually). I have succeded at last and everything 
> is working fine with the exception of networking (I dont know any good 
> ports of networking for win32), sound (havent been able to find a port 

  Look in server/network.cpp. I added win32 networking support last 
week wrapped with an "ifdef WINSOCK".

> for ogg vorbis) and I have an impression that xml too (it doesn't seem to 
> get compiled at all thanks to some #ifdefs, but I don't have libxml on 

  With a current snapshot, XML should be built by default now.

> By the way? has the Timer Function been implemented? I have some flash 
> files that uses the heartbeat function of a timer, and they simple dont 
> call that function (Again, it works with Flash player). It might be 

  Timer is implemented, and should work. I haven't tested it in ages 
though.

> PS. by the way, how can I get access to modify the sources direclty on 
> the server and what should I do to get access on the server? I am knew 
> both to Linux as well as cvs and the whole idea of open source projects. 
> How can I get started?

  I"d suggest starting by posting patches to this gnash-dev list, or 
the patches section of the savannah web site. Chances are these patches 
will need a little tweaking, as VC++ compliance can be handled several 
ways by autoconf. Once we've worked through the configure/build changes, 
I can add you as a project member. You'd need an account on savannah. 
You'd also need to assign your changes to the FSF, and the important 
question is if you have ever agree to the licensing terms from 
MacroMedia for their products, you can't contribute code to Gnash 
because it's against the MacroMedia EULA.

        - rob -