It's been rumoured that Rob Browning said:
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> This is a small patch that gets rid of all those annoying "unused
> variable" and the time_t SWIG warnings.
applied, but it doesn't remove either set of warning for me ...
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It's been rumoured that Rob Browning said:
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> Linas, could you do a query-replace for LIBS_SAFE and replace it with
> GNC_LIBS_SAFE throughout configure.in. That should fix the problem
> with png etc...
Done.
BTW, the order in which libraries appear on the link line *is important*
They are
Rob Browning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Jeremy, I've got top-level.[hc] and Makefile.in straightened out, but
> this meant that a bunch of the code that was in main.c has no home.
> It needs to be moved to gnome/MainWindow.c. I'm going to work on this
> for a little longer, but if I don't get
Linas, now that I'm poking around in top-level.c, I noticed that in
your changes, you've got it so that
gnucash_ui_open_file
only reads in the file and sets datafile to point to the new
AccountGroup. I had intended that this would actually do everything,
including updating the main window.
Jeremy Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have fixed the Gnome version enough that it almost compiles... I would
> to know how to approach the following errors? Maybe this is a result of
> the toplevel.* stuff? I don't know, I haven't really looked at it
> much... figured asking you would
Jeremy Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Rob, I also noticed that GTK_CONFIG_BIN never gets set in configure.
> This causes linking to fail on the gnome version. Also I suggest
> changing it to use gnome-config instead... this will make sure things
> like eSound get linked also. It will al
Hey Rob,
I have fixed the Gnome version enough that it almost compiles... I would
to know how to approach the following errors? Maybe this is a result of
the toplevel.* stuff? I don't know, I haven't really looked at it
much... figured asking you would be easier.
../guile/obj/gnucash.o(.text+0
Rob Browning wrote:
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> Ken Yamaguchi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> > I had to add "-ljpeg -lpng -lz" after "-lXmHTML" on the LIBS line of
> > xacc/src/motif/Makefile. The changes to configure seem to have caused these
> > libraries to be missed, even though the checks do occur, as seen in co
Linas, could you do a query-replace for LIBS_SAFE and replace it with
GNC_LIBS_SAFE throughout configure.in. That should fix the problem
with png etc...
Thanks
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Ken Yamaguchi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I had to add "-ljpeg -lpng -lz" after "-lXmHTML" on the LIBS line of
> xacc/src/motif/Makefile. The changes to configure seem to have caused these
> libraries to be missed, even though the checks do occur, as seen in config.log.
There's a typo in co
Success! The current CVS builds and runs for me with just a single change.
The recent guile fixes seem to have done the trick, so now guile-1.3-1 from
Red Hat's rawhide site works.
I had to add "-ljpeg -lpng -lz" after "-lXmHTML" on the LIBS line of
xacc/src/motif/Makefile. The changes to c
Linas said...
> It's been rumoured that Anthony Joseph Seward said:
> >
> > I haven't seen anyone mention this yet so I thought I might as well do it. There
>is a G
tk+ UI builder that uses XML as it's file format. You design the UI and when you
click on '
Write source code', out pops C sourc
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