Everything builds in one run! (or at least should)

[PawelLyskawinski]

I've added libnpa as a submodule for this project, since it has some dependancy issues if there isn't a folder named "libnpa" one directory higher then libnpengine.

• Change in .gitmodules will probably have to be changed to proper repo instread of my fork (which is modified as well for the sake of nice one command builds.
• Boost timers didn't compile out of box so I switched them with STL eqivalents. I'm not sure if they work how intended though.

[krofna]

@PawelLyskawinski
This cannot be right

EDIT: nevermind, didn't read your message, sorry!

[PawelLyskawinski]

Yeah, I guess I rushed a little bit. This should be http://github.com/FGRE/libnpa.git now. I'll change this and renew pull request later on then.

[krofna]

I used boost to maintain compatibility with win32 cross compiler, but since gstreamer broke cross compilation I'm gonna accept this as well.

[PawelLyskawinski]

I build it on linux, so there aren't that much major problems with c++11, but I imagine that visual studios might choke on stuff like chrono (and maybe even mingw builds? I'll compile this with mingw and report results).
I had some problems with finding boost::this_thread::sleep_for (this might be a problem of my boost installation though). If I remember correctly SFML has its own timers. I'll play a little more with it and give a pull request next time then :)

[krofna]

I pulled this to my local repo and it didn't compile. Broken CMakeLists?

/home/krofna/Hacking/libnpengine/include/resourcemgr.hpp:21:27: fatal error: npaiterator.hpp: No such file or directory

[PawelLyskawinski]

Ah right, I forgot to mention.
before compiling you would probably need to run those commands in main libnpengine folder:
git submodule init
git submodule update
This will download externals (in our case libnpa)

[krofna]

Make sure to document that in README