On Thu, 2012-02-09 at 21:19 +0800, LOH KOK HOE wrote:
> My development is on Fedora Linux with Firefox web browser.
Fine :-) You're trying to get the web office piece working then I
assume ? if so you'll need to compile the latest gtk3 from git as well.
> I was reading the guide from thi
Thank you so much on the support.
My development is on Fedora Linux with Firefox web browser.
I was reading the guide from this site (the only site I can reference). >
http://www.libreoffice.org/developers-3/. I think it should be the latest
one.
Regarding on the code base documentation, I found
On Wed, 2012-02-08 at 22:15 +0800, LOH KOK HOE wrote:
> In order to compile Calc, any other dependencies "project" I should
> checkout as well?
This should mostly get done for you automagically :-)
After a git clone of the core repository:
cd core
./configure
It's best to avoid the word "project" completely as it has so many
different meanings. For instance, many people accustomed to using IDEs
for all aspects of software development would say a "project" is
something you open in an IDE (like Visual Studio or Xcode) and design,
edit, build and debug the
Thank you so much on the clarification. I was trying to get myself involve
in the project development.
At the very beginning step is to get myself familiar with the code base by
working on the bug fixes, but the project is too huge and kind of lose
where should I start. Since I have been using a l
> I have check out a new copy of calc libreoffice-3-4 project
There is no separate Calc "project" that one could build. You have
been mislead by the fact that we used to have the source code split up
in a bunch of separate Git repositories, one being called "calc". That
doesn't man one would be ab
