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    Any progress with the 64bit issues in the 4.x branch?
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    Quote Originally Posted by Cybermonkey View Post
    Any progress with the 64bit issues in the 4.x branch?
    Nope. Unfortunately I haven't access to a 64bit machine, and nobody else asked about, so I couldn't test it. Sorry.

    BTW, I've fixed the problem with the timer in Allegro5. I commit a mistake with a parameter type (SINGLE vs. DOUBLE).
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    cool i was planning on using allegro for a nDS game, will that work?

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    Quote Originally Posted by sacros View Post
    cool i was planning on using allegro for a nDS game, will that work?
    I don't know. I know there are un-official support for nDS, but don't know how it works. If it supports dynamic libraries it should work with some hacking.

    BTW, I'm planning to release an alpha version soon. No demo game at the moment.
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    Just to say that Allegro.pas 5 that supports OpenGL, Delphi, iOS, etc. is on the way.

    On Linux it is almost complete.

    On Windows there are some issues with bitmap drawing but if you'll use OpenGL only then there's no problem. The only issue is that you can't create the textures on the fly but you can load them from disk anyway.

    There's no documentation but you can use the original you can find at allegro.cc.

    If somebody wants to help (or just test it) please tell me.
    Last edited by Ñuño Martínez; 23-02-2012 at 12:30 PM. Reason: bbCode
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    Cool Allegro.pas 4.4.4 released

    Ho, ho, ho!

    I'm proud to announce that Allegro.pas 4.4.4 has been released today. This new version has a lot of improvements:
    • Added full support for 64bit systems.
    • New API for data types, parameters and return values, less confusing that previous one.
    • Demonstration game improved, so now it's really re-usable, easer to adapt it to your own projects.
    • Two new add-ons including one to load OGG/Vorbis sound files.
    • A lot of bugfixing and document improvements.
    • A bunch of new examples and improvement of some of the old ones, so now it should be easer to understand how to do what you want to do.

    Please Download and test it and tell me your opinion, specially if you have a Win64 because I haven't one so I didn't test it.
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    Yeah! I will test it this evening.
    BTW, did you ever try to compile any of the examples on the Haiku-OS? FPC 2.6.0 and AllegroLibs are vailable on it.
    (Yes, you here me thinking to change my egslengine from SDL to Allegro because it has some nice features SDL doesn't have).
    Last edited by Cybermonkey; 12-12-2012 at 12:44 PM.
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    Cybermonkey

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    Sorry for double post, but this is important bug report: When using al_masked_stretch_blit my game segfaults at stretch_masked_line32 (inside Allegro itself, I think, so I can't do anything about it), same with al_stretch_blit (inside stretch_line32).

    I have draw routine that gets executed every step of my program loop (update of controls and sprite positions, etc. is done via timer). Here it is:
    Code:
    procedure draw();
      begin
        //clearing buffer
        al_clear_to_color(buffer,al_makeacol_depth(al_desktop_color_depth,0,0,0,0));
        //drawing text
        al_textout_centre_ex(buffer,al_font,'Witaj w Allegro!',400,25,al_makeacol_depth(al_desktop_color_depth,255,0,0,255),al_makeacol_depth(al_desktop_color_depth,0,0,0,255));
        al_textout_centre_ex(buffer,al_font,'Nacisnij Q aby wyjsc',400,45,al_makeacol_depth(al_desktop_color_depth,255,0,0,255),al_makeacol_depth(al_desktop_color_depth,0,0,0,255));
        //drawing cats
        Kotek1.Draw(buffer);
        Kotek2.Draw(buffer);
        //drawing perlin noise
        al_masked_stretch_blit(perlin,buffer,0,0,300,200,100,100,200,200); //<=== here it is, but why does it happen?
        //showing collision indicator
        if Kotek1.IsColliding(Kotek2) then al_rectfill(buffer,0,0,64,32,al_makecol(0,255,0));
        //if pause, put indicator of it
        if pause then al_textout_centre_ex(buffer,al_font,'Pauza',400,580,al_makeacol_depth(al_desktop_color_depth,255,0,0,255),al_makeacol_depth(al_desktop_color_depth,0,0,0,255));
        al_blit(buffer,al_screen,0,0,0,0,800,600);
      end;

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    You should open a new thread for that (may be at Programming/General).

    By the way, I can't see why it doesn't work. I used al_stretch_blit a lot and it work without problem. I need more information, for example what kind of bitmaps are you using (I mean how do you created them). I may need the whole context where "draw" is working.
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