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X11 rendering was implemented, which means that there is a window that appears on X11 enabled systems displaying a rotating cube. Humm and Strumm now supports *BSD systems out of the box. This support has been tested with FreeBSD x64. Various attributes about the system, including clock frequency, memory usage, and processor flags, can now be detected at runtime. SSE, CPPUnit for Windows, build system refactoring, and Geometry Mathematics classes were also added.
This, like all 0.x releases, is a pure game engine release, which means there is no playable game yet. This release adds on to the core functionality by introducing debugging helpers, type wrappers, and some system functions. It also has the basis of the rendering engine--the Vector Algebra mathematics classes. Furthermore, the test cases have started to be migrated to CppUnit, so CppUnit is now a requirement to compile the code.
