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removed confusing comment to use cmake at the end of configure (autotools)

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updated INSTALL, ChangeLog for Bullet 2.77 release
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@@ -3,16 +3,21 @@ Primary author and maintainer: Erwin Coumans
This ChangeLog is incomplete, for an up-to-date list of all fixed issues see http://bullet.googlecode.com
using http://tinyurl.com/yabmjjj
2010 September 7
- autotools now uses CamelCase naming for libraryes just like cmake:
libbulletdynamics -> libBulletDynamics, libbulletmath -> libLinearMath
2010 July 21
- Preparing for Bullet 2.77 release, around revision r2135
- Added an OpenCL particle demo, running on NVidia, AMD and MiniCL
Thanks to NVidia for the original particle demo from their OpenCL SDK
- Added GPU deformable object solvers for OpenCL and DirectCompute, and a DirectX 11 cloth demo
Thanks to AMD
- Create a separate library for MiniCL,
MiniCL is a rudimentary OpenCL wrapper that allows to compile OpenCL kernels for multi-core CPU, using Win32 Threads or Posix
- Moved vectormath into Bullet/src, and added a SSE implementation
- Added a btParallelConstraintSolver, mainly for PlayStation 3 Cell SPUs (although it runs fine on CPU too)
- Preparing for Bullet 2.77 release, around revision r2135
- Added an OpenCL particle demo, running on NVidia, AMD and MiniCL
Thanks to NVidia for the original particle demo from their OpenCL SDK
- Added GPU deformable object solvers for OpenCL and DirectCompute, and a DirectX 11 cloth demo
Thanks to AMD
- Create a separate library for MiniCL,
MiniCL is a rudimentary OpenCL wrapper that allows to compile OpenCL kernels for multi-core CPU, using Win32 Threads or Posix
- Moved vectormath into Bullet/src, and added a SSE implementation
- Added a btParallelConstraintSolver, mainly for PlayStation 3 Cell SPUs (although it runs fine on CPU too)
2010 March 6
- Dynamica Maya plugin (and COLLADA support) is moved to http://dynamica.googlecode.com