For OSX:
cd build
./premake_osx xcode4
for iOS:
cd build
./ios_build.sh
./ios_run.sh
Also integrated the branches/StackAllocation to make it easier to multi-thread collision detection in the near future. It avoids changing the btCollisionObject while performing collision detection.
As this is a large patch, some stuff might be temporarily broken, I'll keep an eye out on issues.
Add option to compile without btClock and without profiling: comment out USE_BT_CLOCK, and #define BT_NO_PROFILE
Fixed typo/case in #include "LinearMath/btQuickProf.h", in SpuParallelSolver.cpp
Removed unnecessary files from libxml CMakeLists.txt
Some dynamic memory allocations have been replace by pool allocation or stack allocations.
quantized aabb versus quantized aabb overlap check is made branch-free (helps a lot on consoles PS3/XBox 360)
Collision algorithms are now created through a new btDefaultCollisionConfiguration, to decouple dependency (this is the API change):
Example:
btDefaultCollisionConfiguration* collisionConfiguration = new btDefaultCollisionConfiguration();
m_dispatcher = new btCollisionDispatcher(collisionConfiguration);
Added btStackAlloc to Bullet (right now only used by btGjkEpa)
removed default constructors of btCollisionWorld/btDiscreteDynamicsWorld, to reduce link-time dependencies
CompoundShapes are tricky to manage with respect to persistent contact points and swapped order of btCollisionObjects,
During dispatch, finding an algorith etc. order can be swapped.
fixed several other issues, related to SimpleBroadphase (removing a proxy was not working)
Fixed memoryleak in btOptimizedBvh (delete []m_contiguousNodes;)
Changed DemoApplication::localCreateRigidBody, so it adds the rigidbody to the btDynamicsWorld.
Added check for duplicate objects in world when adding.
Added assert to prevent setLinearVelocity on static rigidbodies
Added btCollisionFilterGroups to btBroadphaseProxy
removed duplicate 'btBroadphaseProxy* m_broadphaseProxy;' in btRigidBody
removed two cached optimizations, type in btTransform and cached inverse transform (todo: test performance impact)
committed fixes that make the code adhere to 'who creates it, also destroys it'
* Unused variables.
* Missing newlines at ends of #included files.
* signed int loop variables where the termination condition is an unsigned 'get number of' function.
* 'NULL' used inappropriately for an integer or character constant (NULL is a pointer)
* abstract base classes with no virtual destructor.
* Floating point constants used to initialise integer variables.
