removed requirement to specify 'joal.lib.dir' property since its no longer used.

2 files changed, 0 insertions, 20 deletions

diff --git a/make/build.xml b/make/build.xml
index 639167f..fe55231 100755
--- a/make/build.xml
+++ b/make/build.xml
@@ -78,8 +78,6 @@
       -->
     <target name="base.init" depends="load.user.properties,gluegen.properties.load.user,gluegen.cpptasks.detect.os">
 
-        <fail message="joal.lib.dir was not specified in joal.properties (and not defined elsewhere)." unless="joal.lib.dir"/>
-
         <!-- Set the project root directory to be up one directory. -->
         <property name="project.root" value=".." />
 
diff --git a/make/joal.properties b/make/joal.properties
index c195280..e56ccdf 100755
--- a/make/joal.properties
+++ b/make/joal.properties
@@ -10,21 +10,3 @@
 # root directory of your JDK.
 #
 # java.home.dir=C:/jdk1.4.2
-
-#
-# The required joal.lib.dir points to the directory containing the
-# OpenAL library against which JOAL is linked. On Windows, this is the
-# directory containing OpenAL32.lib (the import library); on other
-# platforms, it's the directory containing libopenal.so.
-# Windows
-#  OpenAL 1.0
-# joal.lib.dir=C:/Program Files/OpenAL 1.0 Software Development Kit/libs
-#  OpenAL 1.1 (can link against either version; binding supports OpenAL
-#   1.1 if available at run time)
-# joal.lib.dir=C:/Program Files/OpenAL 1.1 SDK/libs/Win32
-# Linux
-# joal.lib.dir=/usr/lib
-# Mac OS X
-# joal.lib.dir=/System/Library/Frameworks/OpenAL.framework
-# Solaris (not yet supported)
-# joal.lib.dir=/usr/lib