Hi everyone,
We now have a new website provider. www.rackspace.com has been so kind
as to give us our very own dedicated box on their network. I am
currently installing the necessary software and will probably switch
over to it by the end of next weekend. Lets hope all goes well.
woohoo!
--
For those interested in playing around with the guile stuff, here's a
few functions I wrote for manipulating accounts and transactions...
These will probably show up in src/scm at some point, but you can play
around with them now.
To get started, you can do this:
$ gnucash --shell
guile> (l
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> BTW, the order in which libraries appear on the link line *is important*
> They are searched, left to right, for missing symbols. Thus, for example,
> if libuhoh uses the mathlib sin() function, then
>
> cc junk.c -lm -luhoh will fail, while
> cc junk.c -luhoh -l
Hiya all,
Hopefully Rob, or someone can easily answer this. I am curious about
the uses of the Guile code. I was wondering if it is theoretically
possible to use Gnucash-motif, and Gnome-guile to create a Gnome version
of the program. Which would also mean that it is possible to extend
Gnucas
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> applied, but it doesn't remove either set of warning for me ...
Did you re-run autoconf/configure? There should be a -Wno-unused in
the swig/guile/Makefile.in. If there's not, then something's wrong
with the patch I sent.
You may also need to do a make distclean to
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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> It's been rumoured that Rob Browning said:
> >
> >
> > 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 ...
>
Hmm, it removed almost all of
