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// Geometric Tools, LLC
// Copyright (c) 1998-2014
// Distributed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0.
// http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt
// http://www.geometrictools.com/License/Boost/LICENSE_1_0.txt
//
// File Version: 5.0.2 (2011/07/30)
#include "Wm5ApplicationPCH.h"
#include "Wm5Application.h"
using namespace Wm5;
Application* Application::TheApplication = 0;
Command* Application::TheCommand = 0;
std::string Application::WM5Path;
std::string Application::ThePath;
Application::EntryPoint Application::Run = 0;
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Application::Application ()
{
}
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
Application::~Application ()
{
}
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
int main (int numArguments, char* arguments[])
{
#ifdef WM5_USE_MEMORY
// To specify your own allocator and deallocator, change this function
// call to Memory::Initialize(yourAllocator, yourDeallocator). See the
// Memory class in LibCore/Memory/Wm5Memory.h for the signatures of these
// functions.
Memory::Initialize();
#endif
// The Wild Magic 5 application layer depends on the directory structure
// structure that ships with the libraries. You need to create the
// WM5_PATH environment variable in order for the applications to find
// various data files.
#ifndef __APPLE__
// Debian packaging modifs by FR <lopippo@debian.org>.
// We do not want to handle paths with environment variables.
// Application::WM5Path = Environment::GetVariable("WM5_PATH");
Application::WM5Path = "/usr/share/libwildmagic/";
#else
// Mac OS X Lion returns NULL on any getenv call (such as the one in
// Environment::GetVariable). This hack works around the problem.
if (system("cp ~/.MacOSX/wm5path.txt tempwm5path.txt") == 0)
{
std::ifstream inFile("tempwm5path.txt");
if (inFile)
{
getline(inFile, Application::WM5Path);
inFile.close();
system("rm tempwm5path.txt");
}
}
#endif
if (Application::WM5Path == "")
{
assertion(false, "Please set the WM5_PATH environment variable.\n");
std::ofstream outFile("ApplicationError.txt");
if (outFile)
{
outFile << "Please set the WM5_PATH environment variable.\n";
outFile.close();
}
return INT_MAX;
}
Application::WM5Path += "/";
InitTerm::ExecuteInitializers();
// TODO: Set paths involving folders BigEndian/LittleEndian and
// DirectX/OpenGL. The folder names for endianness can be set up
// using WM5_BIG_ENDIAN/WM5_LITTLE_ENDIAN. The folder names for
// the renderer type can be made available as static strings in
// the Renderer class.
std::string directory;
// Always check the application directory.
Environment::InsertDirectory(Application::ThePath);
// The path to shader FX files.
directory = Application::WM5Path + std::string("Data/Wmfx/");
Environment::InsertDirectory(directory);
// The path to scene object files.
directory = Application::WM5Path + std::string("Data/Wmof/");
Environment::InsertDirectory(directory);
// The path to texture image files.
directory = Application::WM5Path + std::string("Data/Wmtf/");
Environment::InsertDirectory(directory);
// The path to vertex/index buffer files.
directory = Application::WM5Path + std::string("Data/Wmvf/");
Environment::InsertDirectory(directory);
// The path to image files.
directory = Application::WM5Path + std::string("Data/Im/");
Environment::InsertDirectory(directory);
Application::TheCommand = new0 Command(numArguments, arguments);
int exitCode = Application::Run(numArguments, arguments);
delete0(Application::TheCommand);
Environment::RemoveAllDirectories();
InitTerm::ExecuteTerminators();
#ifdef WM5_USE_MEMORY
Memory::Terminate(Application::ThePath + "MemoryReport.txt");
#endif
return exitCode;
}
//----------------------------------------------------------------------------
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