A few changes to keep the executable compiling on MinGW #16
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Thanks for this! Would you be able to build me a distributable win32 build by chance? I'd like to add some downloadable releases for different platforms so that people don't have to build from source. |
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Well, we're at a point right now where the game crashes at the slightest hint of a sound being played, so I'd like to get that fixed before thinking about releases. |
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Ah, that's bad. To get sound playing on Linux I had to use the latest and greatest SDL_mixer built from source, but it runs pretty well there! |
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The two #include statements help appease the fickle MinGW gods.
I also added an improvement to the SDL2_mixer finder.