> > Yes, that's what I'm using
> > (http://kde-cygwin.sourceforge.net/qt3-win32/compile-net.php from
> > Asger's notes in the development\win32\readme.txt). As far as I can
> > tell, I've got the latest of that branch, anyway - a cvs
> diff shows no
> > changes. Should I be using something else?
>
On Wed, Apr 27, 2005 at 05:36:35PM -0400, Rob Bearman wrote:
...
> Yes, that's what I'm using
> (http://kde-cygwin.sourceforge.net/qt3-win32/compile-net.php from
> Asger's notes in the development\win32\readme.txt). As far as I can
> tell, I've got the latest of that branch, anyway - a cvs diff
> If you can report these problems on the mailing list
> (mirrored on gmane at
> gmane.comp.kde.devel.cygwin), that'd be great! Especially if you can
> create a small standalone program demonstrating the problem.
>
> --
> Angus
It's quite possible that I'm mistaken about having the latest CVS o
Michael Schmitt wrote:
> Angus Leeming wrote:
>
>>If you can report these problems on the mailing list (mirrored on gmane
>>at gmane.comp.kde.devel.cygwin), that'd be great! Especially if you can
>>create a small standalone program demonstrating the problem.
>>
>>
> This is probably a non-trivi
Angus Leeming wrote:
If you can report these problems on the mailing list (mirrored on gmane at
gmane.comp.kde.devel.cygwin), that'd be great! Especially if you can
create a small standalone program demonstrating the problem.
This is probably a non-trivial task. I also found some other (minor)
Rob Bearman wrote:
>> Rob, you are using Qt/Windows Free Edition, aren't you? I am
>> quite sure
>> that the problem in within the Qt library, not within LyX.
>> However, the
>> Qt/Win Free guys have done a good job in fixing memory leaks
>> and other
>> bugs (e.g., the library used to cause 100%
> Rob, you are using Qt/Windows Free Edition, aren't you? I am
> quite sure
> that the problem in within the Qt library, not within LyX.
> However, the
> Qt/Win Free guys have done a good job in fixing memory leaks
> and other
> bugs (e.g., the library used to cause 100% CPU usage after a few
On Wednesday 27 April 2005 22:30, Michael Schmitt wrote:
> Angus Leeming wrote:
> > Michael, do you still have access to Purify?
> >
> >Also, did you succeed in your static build of lyx after I passed
> > -DQT_DLL to the compiler, or do we need to make this flag
> > conditional on a dynamic build?
Angus Leeming wrote:
Michael, do you still have access to Purify?
Also, did you succeed in your static build of lyx after I passed -DQT_DLL
to the compiler, or do we need to make this flag conditional on a dynamic
build?
Hi Angus!
No, I haven't had access to Purify since 2001. On Linux, I used t
Michael Schmitt wrote:
> Rob Bearman wrote:
>
>>Bring up LyX, create a new document, then do nothing but watch the Mem
>>Usage column under the Windows task manager. LyX gobbles up 4k every
>>five seconds or so. I've left LyX running unattended and wondered why
>>the thing always seems to crash w
Rob Bearman wrote:
Bring up LyX, create a new document, then do nothing but watch the Mem
Usage column under the Windows task manager. LyX gobbles up 4k every
five seconds or so. I've left LyX running unattended and wondered why
the thing always seems to crash when I come back to it. This probably
Bring up LyX, create a new document, then do nothing but watch the Mem
Usage column under the Windows task manager. LyX gobbles up 4k every
five seconds or so. I've left LyX running unattended and wondered why
the thing always seems to crash when I come back to it. This probably
explains it.
Sorry
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