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83 lines
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# Compilation flags:
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#
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# -DNDEBUG is for the production code; it removes all assertion checks
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# (note that <assert.h> looks at this symbol).
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#
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# -DNO_MALLOPT uses regular malloc instead of the mallopt() version.
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# ***** Unless you use this flag, you must use "-lmalloc" to link
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# ***** your application!
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#
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# -DMEMORY_DEBUG turns on the M_DEBUG option of mallopt; this can
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# increase the running time a LOT.
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#
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# -DGLU_TESS_API_FLOAT compiles a single-precision version of the library.
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#
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# -float prevents automatic promotion to double precision; this will produce
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# faster code when compiled with -DGLU_TESS_API_FLOAT.
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#
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# -DNO_BRANCH_CONDITIONS uses & and | instead of && and || on a couple
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# of heavily-used tests (VertEq and VertLeq); some compilers can generate
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# better code with these (use special instructions to avoid branching).
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#
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# -DDEBUG is *only* for use with the test program called "trite". It uses
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# some variables which are defined by the test program, so you won't
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# be able to link it with anything else.
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#
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MAJORCOMP=opengl
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MINORCOMP=libtess
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TARGETNAME=libtess
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TARGETPATH=$(_OBJ_DIR)
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TARGETLIBS=
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TARGETTYPE=LIBRARY
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INCLUDES=..\inc;..\..\inc
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C_DEFINES=-DNT -D__STDC__ -DNDEBUG -DNO_MALLOPT -DGLU32 -DGLU_V12
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# There are several build options which are controlled by compiling
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# different source files.
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# The choices are:
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#
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# - memory model:
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#
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# mem-simp.c:
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# Uses regular malloc() and free() for memory allocation.
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# (useful for debugging)
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# memalloc.c:
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# Uses a much faster block-based allocator.
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#
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# -> When using either of these memory models, the corresponding
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# header file must be copied to memalloc.h. e.g. for mem-fast.c,
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# copy mem-fast.h to memalloc.h
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#
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# Currently there is only one implementation for the following modules,
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# but the API was designed with multiple choices in mind:
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#
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# - dictionary:
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#
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# A dynamic dictionary based on doubly-linked lists.
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#
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# - normals:
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#
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# Approximates the normal from 3 widely separated vertices.
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#
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# Default choices for the above models are:
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MEMALLOC = mem-simp
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SOURCES=geom.c \
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errorstr.c \
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mesh.c \
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render.c \
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sweep.c \
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tess.c \
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tessmono.c \
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dict.c \
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priority.c \
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normal.c \
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$(MEMALLOC).c
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