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* removes libircclient from libzetaglest shared library because the editor and g3d_viewer also link against libzetaglest. Those 2 binaries don't need libircclient support * libircclient is now built directly into only the zetaglest binary * moved libircclient from source/shared_lib because it's no longer part of the shared library * libircclient put in dir "external/" because it is an "external" or "3rd" party library. The @Supertux project does something similar
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IRCClient.framework 1.0 by Nathan Ollerenshaw (chrome@stupendous.net)
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This is a Cocoa framework wrapper around Georgy Yunaev's (gyunaev@ulduzsoft.com)
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excellent libircclient library.
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While Georgy's library is portable, obviously this Cocoa framework is specific
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to Mac OS X systems. Though you might be able to get it working under
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cocotron or GNUstep, those implementations of Cocoa are not supported.
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To build the framework, you will need to configure libircclient library first.
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From the Terminal, run the following command in the distribution directory:
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./configure --enable-thread --enable-ipv6
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The Xcode project is configured to include the libircclient.c source.
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The framework is configured to build with a relative path of ../Frameworks/ so
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it can be easily embedded in your application.
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For documentation, examine the header files or read the Doxygen documentations
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in 'doc'.
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