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Added Windows batch files for automated packaging of fused Windows packages.

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They require the tar utility, but that's included in the latest versions of Windows 10. The utility is available for installation on other versions of Windows.

I also found out how to get the Discord RPC library to load with all ways of running the game, but that required changing libs/discordRPC.lua. Binary libraries can only be loaded from the filesystem, outside of a .love archive or fused executable.
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Brandon McGriff
2020-11-09 15:51:00 -08:00
parent 2279c24d11
commit 6a295cad59
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@@ -5,12 +5,22 @@ local ffi = require "ffi"
local osname = love.system.getOS()
local discordRPClib = nil
if osname == "Linux" then
discordRPClib = ffi.load(love.filesystem.getSource().."/libs/discord-rpc.so")
elseif osname == "OS X" then
discordRPClib = ffi.load(love.filesystem.getSource().."/libs/discord-rpc.dylib")
elseif osname == "Windows" then
discordRPClib = ffi.load(love.filesystem.getSource().."/libs/discord-rpc.dll")
-- FFI requires the libraries really be files just sitting in the filesystem. It
-- can't load libraries from a .love archive, nor a fused executable on Windows.
-- Merely using love.filesystem.getSource() only works when running LOVE with
-- the game unarchived from command line, like "love .".
--
-- The code here setting "source" will set the directory where the game was run
-- from, so FFI can load discordRPC. We assume that the discordRPC library's
-- libs directory is in the same directory as the .love archive; if it's
-- missing, it just won't load.
local source = love.filesystem.getSource()
if string.sub(source, -5) == ".love" or love.filesystem.isFused() then
source = love.filesystem.getSourceBaseDirectory()
end
if osname == "Linux" or osname == "OS X" or osname == "Windows" then
discordRPClib = ffi.load(source.."/libs/discord-rpc")
else
-- Else it crashes later on
error(string.format("Discord rpc not supported on platform (%s)", osname))