TSRE version 0.699 for Linux

[Goku]

TSRE can be used without issues on linux.
You can use precompiled biuld for 64 bit Arch Linux (should work on other updated distros too):
http://koniec.org/tsre5/data/TSRE5_v0.699_ARCH
But unlike previous builds, it is not a static build, so there is a huge chance it won't work with your linux version.
You can also build your own version using netbeans.
https://github.com/GokuMK/TSRE5

TSRE requires case insensitive filesystem. How to make it on linux, read here:
https://www.collabora.com/news-and-blog ... e-in-ext4/
You can make ext4 file system inside a file.

Alternatively, you can change all your filenames of OR/MSTS data to lowercase.

[HansJansen]

Hello Goku,

I am quite new on this forum, so I apologize in advance if I violate any forum rules...

I am looking into using your TSRE on Linux, and of course tried your "lowercase" script. It takes quite some time for all those files in the routes; I suppose that a C/C++ program could be faster... But have you ever considered the "strcasecmp" function? That could enable us to just use every route ever prduced for MSTS (and ORTS of course!).
I have tried the function with a very simplistic C++ program, which I include with this post.

Thanks for all your work on the utility; it looks very promising!

Regards,
Hans Jansen

[HansJansen]

Btw, another question arises here. OpenRails itself, in my opinion, seems to have found the solution to this very problem...
Anybody knows how they do it?

Hans.

[Goku]

Btw, another question arises here. OpenRails itself, in my opinion, seems to have found the solution to this very problem...
Anybody knows how they do it?

Open Rails is a Windows application. There is no problem with lower/upper case file names.