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-Source code of the Irrlicht Engine
-
-The complete source of the Irrlicht Engine can be found when decompressing
-the .zip file included in this directory. 
-Please note that YOU DO NOT NEED THIS SOURCE to develop 3d applications with
-the Irrlicht Engine. Instead, please use the .dll in the \bin directory, the 
-.lib in the \lib directory and the header files in the \include directory.
-
-You will find a good tutorial how to set up your development environment and to
-use the engine in the \examples directory. (Try 1.helloworld)
-
-The source of the engine is only included because of the following reasons:
-
-	- To let developers be able to debug the engine.
-	- To let developers be able to make changes to the engine.
-	- To let developers be able to compile their own versions of the engine.
-	
-	
-	
-HOW TO COMPILE THE ENGINE WITH LINUX
-
-If you wish to compile the engine in linux yourself, unzip the source source.zip
-file in the \source directory. Run a 'make' in the now existing new subfolder 'Irrlicht'.
-After this, you should be able to make all example applications in \examples.
-Then just start an X Server and run them, from the directory where they are.
-
-If you get a compiling/linking problem like 
-
- undefined reference to `glXGetProcAddress'
- 
-Then there are several solutions: 
-A) This disables the use of OpenGL extensions:
-  Open the file IrrCompileConfig.h, comment out _IRR_OPENGL_USE_EXTPOINTER_,
-  and recompile Irrlicht using 
-  make clean
-  make
-B) Replace all occurrences of 'glXGetProcAddress' with 'glXGetProcAddressARB' and run a
-   make
-   This will solve the issue but keep the OpenGL extension enabled.
-   
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-Source code of the Irrlicht Engine
-
-The complete source of the Irrlicht Engine can be found in this directory. 
-Please note that YOU DO NOT NEED THIS SOURCE to develop 3d applications with
-the Irrlicht Engine. Instead, please use the .dll in the \bin directory, the 
-.lib in the \lib directory and the header files in the \include directory.
-
-You will find a good tutorial how to set up your development environment and to
-use the engine in the \examples directory. (Try 01.helloworld)
-
-The source of the engine is included because for the following reasons:
-
-	- To let developers be able to debug the engine.
-	- To let developers be able to make changes to the engine.
-	- To let developers be able to compile their own versions of the engine.
-	
-	
-	
-HOW TO COMPILE THE ENGINE WITH LINUX
-
-If you wish to compile the engine for Linux yourself, run a 'make' in the
-folder 'source/Irrlicht'. After this, you should be able to make all example
-applications in examples. Then just run them from the directory where they are
-built.
-For the necessary compiler and linker flags please check the provided Makefiles
-in the examples directories.
-
-Only the Software Drivers and the Null Driver will work on all Linux machines,
-while OpenGL support requires either GLX support of the X11 server (try glxinfo)
-or a software OpenGL solution such as Mesa.
-
-If you get a compiling/linking problem like 
-
- undefined reference to `glXGetProcAddress'
- 
-This is a problem introduced by the NVidia drivers. There are several solutions:
-A) Update your drivers. All versions with GLX 1.4 support (i.e. beginning with
-  12/2005) will work.
-B) Define the symbol _IRR_GETPROCADDRESS_WORKAROUND_ during compilation of
-   COpenGLDriver.cpp, either by adding it to the compiler command line or by
-   uncommenting the line defining this symbol inside the OpenGL driver source.
-   This will force the use of glXGetProcAddressARB which has better chances to
-   work on older systems.
-
-If you get compiling or runtime problems regarding XF86VidMode, Xxf86vm.so, or
-the XFree86 VidMode extension you have also several solutions:
-A) Install the extension for your X server or the developer package in case of
-   compiler/linker problems.
-B) Disable the VidMode usage by disabling the define _IRR_LINUX_X11_VIDMODE_ in
-   include/IrrCompileConfig.h
-   In this case you might give the RandR extension a try (by enabling the
-   next define in that file) which also provides fullscreen support under Linux.
-   If both extensions fail you won't have fullscreen support for Irrlicht.