Hey, FreeBASIC Community.

I want to make a few notes about this distribution.
First, this is a new header translation.  I appreciate what Lithium did a few years back (2007), but there
have been enough changes in chipmunk's API that it was easier for me to just retranslate files, rather
than try and find which functions have been updated, removed, or added, and I especially took
effort to keep the files as close to the C API as I could, just so it's easier to follow if you are
looking to modify the headers.  I translated all of these files by hand, so if there are erros, or
better translations, please submit a patch to me.

I have eliminated all compile-time bugs, to the most of my knowledge, but if you encounter a
problem, please let me know, specifically if you have fixed it or not, and where it is.
The official thread on the FreeBASIC forum is here:
http://www.freebasic.net/forum/viewtopic.php?t=10275
This link, however, may change, but a quick search of "chipmunk physics" on the forum should land
you somewhere nearby.

The current version of the library is Chipmunk 5.3, which was downloaded from the google code page.
I will also try and keep up with the SVN updates that slembcke posts, but I don't think I can keep up
perfectly.

What do you do with this distribution of chipmunk?
 * Copy the inc/chipmunk folder to FreeBASIC's working directory (windows x:\FreeBASIC ; linux /usr/share/freebasic)
 * If you run windows, copy the lib directory over.  Linux users, just compile the library yourself.
 * To include the library in your program, do this: #include "chipmunk/chipmunk.bi"
 * You'll have to manually link to the library!  (command line "-l chipmunk" or in the code #inclib "chipmunk")
 
I want to use the dynamic library (Linux Only)
 * Copy the .so file from the bin directory into the working directory of your program, and ld should compile against
   the .so instead of the .a
 * You may find that the dynamic library has some issues in linux.

Notes on compiling chipmunk v5.3.1
 * You will need cmake (see the chipmunk-svn.tar.gz/README and other text files on compiling)
 * Linux, need standard build utils, outside of cmake - also, see README.chipmunk for more information.
 * Windows, forget the Visual Studio files, because you won't be able to use the libraries from
   FreeBASIC.  See the support directory for details on how to compile.
   
   
Some other random things you may think of while going through the files in this archive
 * Hey, Chipmunk has some newer documentation!!!
   http://files.slembcke.net/chipmunk/release/ChipmunkLatest-Docs/
   Give slembcke a hi-5 if you adventure to his forums for Chipmunk, because for a long time, there
   wasn't any official documentation.

I hope we can get some cool usage out of this. Chipmunk Physics is an amazing library for 2d physics
handling, especially for the very few 2d physics libraries available to us.

Take care,
-Oz
