mygui compiling ubuntu 64bit

Hi

there were several errors when i was compiling for ubuntu 11.04 64bit with the latest rev;
here's the correction:
Index: Plugins/Plugin_BerkeliumWidget/Buffer.h
===================================================================
--- Plugins/Plugin_BerkeliumWidget/Buffer.h (revision 4306)
+++ Plugins/Plugin_BerkeliumWidget/Buffer.h (working copy)
@@ -6,6 +6,10 @@
#ifndef __BUFFER_H__
#define __BUFFER_H__

+#include <stdio.h>
+#include <string.h>
+#include <complex>
+
namespace helpers
{
class Buffer
Index: Common/Input/InputConverter.h
===================================================================
--- Common/Input/InputConverter.h (revision 4306)
+++ Common/Input/InputConverter.h (working copy)
@@ -993,14 +993,14 @@
#undef ADD_MAP
#undef ADD_MAP2
}
-
+#if MYGUI_PLATFORM == MYGUI_PLATFORM_WIN32
int VirtualKeyToScanCode(WPARAM _virtualKey) const
{
if (_virtualKey < VLK_MAX)
return (int)mVirtualKeyToScanCode[_virtualKey];
return 0;
}
-
+#endif
int ScanCodeToVirtualKey(int _scanCode) const
{
if (_scanCode < SC_MAX)
@@ -1040,12 +1040,13 @@
static Table table;
return table;
}
-
+#if MYGUI_PLATFORM == MYGUI_PLATFORM_WIN32
int VirtualKeyToScanCode(WPARAM _virtualKey)
{
const Table& table = getTable();
return table.VirtualKeyToScanCode(_virtualKey);
}
+#endif

int ScanCodeToVirtualKey(int _scanCode)
{


Next error is, that in MyGui all Ogre-Headers get included with
#include "Ogre*.h"
instead of
#include "OGRE/Ogre*.h"
and that everytime boost/thread/tss.hpp is missing. U have to copy these files to the OgreIncludeDir, maybe an entry at the cmake-file would be cool which links to the boost-Include-Dir

Howevery great job, all works berkeliumPlugin too

Is there a chance to become LinuxMaintainer?

Have fun
Markus

Well, while I agree with changes in Common/Input/InputConverter.h I disagree with other changer.
Most or all headers you included in Plugin_BerkeliumWidget/Buffer.h are not required there. I guess they might be required in other files, that include Buffer.h, so you should include them only there.

What about "Ogre*.h" and "OGRE/Ogre*.h" - it won't work with older Ogre versions and in some other cases, so you should consider changing CMake files instead of changing sources.

And about boost headers - well, CMake usually can handle this. May be some additional changes are required there as well, but copying headers is definitely not a good idea.

Is there a chance to become LinuxMaintainer? Yes, there is. But you should keep in mind that code works on various platforms, so you can't fix it for Linux and break for Windows or Mac or something else.