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Those macros stopped working at some point, and Android is little-endian anyway.
This allows (limited) support of adding OpenApoc as a subdirectory in another CMake file. It mostly changes ${CMAKE_SOURCE_DIR} to ${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR} and adds some Android-specific (well, specific to the way Android port is built, anyway) changes.
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Looks fine so far - let me know when you're happy to have it merged (IE it's on longer "incomplete" :) |
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This is mostly related to the (almost forgotten) Android port. Since Android build system allows using CMake projects, I've tried to reuse the existing project files for the port. Some changes had to be made, since currently OpenApoc is not the top-level project.
There's a separate pull request for physfs submodule to resolve target name conflicts with SDL.