Hi Dan,
The GameTree.tv SDK has a bunch of different moving pieces to it, but essentially consists of a modified version of Cedega that targets Intel's embedded CE platform and OpenGL ES 1.1 and 2.0. The emulation SDK integrates Imagination Technologies' OpenGL ES emulator to allow testing on desktop Linux systems. The Imagination OpenGL ES SDK for Windows is also available for developers who want to target OpenGL ES directly rather than Direct3D. The SDK also includes TransGaming's MSVC runtime and D3DX DLLs along with associated libraries they require such as NVidia's Cg. There are some additional libraries under the hood for input and video handling on the system which we're hoping to expose later.
The SDK is aimed at game developers interested in bringing their games to Intel-based set top devices and connected TVs. In addition to the software components, it also includes documentation for developers to familiarize themselves with the platform and how to optimize for it.
All the Wine-related bits are pretty well unchanged from what we ship with both Cedega and Cider, with sources available from our LGPLed git tree (http://www.cedega.com/development/git/).
Developer hardware should be available in the next few weeks, along with additional components to help developers get their games running well on the platform.
If you (or anyone else on wine-devel) are in San Francisco next week at GDC and would like to see a demo, please feel free to drop me an email.
Take care, -Gav
On 10-03-05 12:19 AM, Dan Kegel wrote:
Anyone seen the sdk at http://www.gametree.tv/developers/ yet? I hesitate to download it, but perhaps someone out there is braver, and can describe what it includes?