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Jim Ablett
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Brutus 8.05 JA by Stephan Vermeire

Windows X64 & win32 Intel compiler pgo universal builds.

Download:
http://www.mediafire.com/?zutk2x41mzn
Alt Download:
http://good.net/_FsjCacZrE

p.s
Stephan, it would be nice if you could add alternative posix thread code so
I can do some Linux compiles. :wink:

Jim.
Norm Pollock
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Hi Jim,

Thanks for your excellent work!

-Norm
Stephan Vermeire (Brutus)
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Post by Stephan Vermeire (Brutus) »

Jim Ablett wrote:p.s
Stephan, it would be nice if you could add alternative posix thread code so
I can do some Linux compiles. :wink:

Jim.
I am affraid that my knowledge of threading is too limited to do the in the near future. I have no linux platform to test stuff either. I guess you are referring to:

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#include <windows.h>
Is that correct? Also note that Brutus is multiprocessing and not multithreading.

But you are right: It would be nice indeed! I have great sympathy for the Linux-platform.

Best wishes,
Stephan
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I can give this a try, although I'm sure others are better qualified. I like open-source engines. :)
Norm Pollock
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On a side topic, I want to mention that another high rated open-source engine, whose builds do not work on "w32 w/o sse" machines, is "Protector". A working non-sse build will be appreciated. Thanks.

-Norm