Supported Platforms

Recently Tested Platforms

Agar has been recently tested on the following platforms:

DragonflyBSD / x86_64
FreeBSD / amd64
FreeBSD / i386
FreeBSD / powerpc
Linux / amd64
MacOS X / intel ^[3]
MacOS X / powerpc ^[3]
NetBSD / amd64
OpenBSD / amd64
Windows XP ^[1]
Windows 7 ^[1]
Windows 8/8.1 ^[1]
Windows 10 ^[1]
Xbox ^[2]

1. Tested with MinGW32, MinGW-w64 and Visual Studio.
2. Serialization requires a T:\ or D:\TEMP to write to.
3. Requires MacOS X 10.3 and up.

Other Tested Platforms

Agar was also previously tested on the following platforms:

AmigaOS 4 (via SDL)
SGI IRIX64 6.5 - IP30 (gcc2, MIPSpro 7.2.1)
SGI IRIX 6.5 - IP32 (gcc3, MIPSpro 7.2.1)
Linux / gamecube (see FAQ)
Linux / i386
Linux / playstation2 (see FAQ)
MacOS Classic (via SDL)
NetBSD / i386
NetBSD / sparc64
OpenBSD / alpha
OpenBSD / i386
OpenBSD / sparc64
OpenBSD / sparc
Windows CE (GAPI/WinDib via SDL)
Windows 95 (via SDL)

Standards compliance

Agar is written in industry-standard ANSI C (ANSI X3.159-1989).

Thread safety (--enable-threads) requires POSIX threads. Agar itself does not rely on threads for functionality but threads support makes Agar APIs safe for multithreaded applications.