It's all in how the gcc linker for cygwin works. Just pass it the
option -mnocygwin (or something similar, like -mno-cygwin) and it
won't require the cygwin.dll anymore. If that's not exact, just
search online for it or through the man pages. I did the same thing
for a while.
--Greg
On Thu, Ja
Hi,
For BibleMemorizer, I am attempting to create Windows binaries. I
would like
to have a working Windows binary of Sword. However, the only build I was
successful in creating was using Cygwin, in which case I get undefined
reference errors if I don't link with the Cygwin DLL. I tri
I've gotten the old url's to the wiki to redirect to the new location.
For example:
www.crosswire.org/wiki/index.php/XXX
will redirect to
www.crosswire.org/wiki/XXX
where XXX is the name of a page.
If you noticed some odd behavior in the wiki, it was due to my figuring
it out.
Let me kn
Mike Hart wrote:
> That's interesting, because ancle is one of the words I corrected in
> JSFB -- the OCR had ancle, but the PDF itself, my paper KJV copy, and
> my JPS complete Tanach (individual volumes) had ankle... I can't say
> what verse it was, at the time I was hunting for e's that had bee
On issue 4, spelling:
I've taken everyone's advice on spelling to heart, I will try to remain true to
the original text copy.
> As for spelling, and as a fascinating learning experience, pick up your
> printed KJV Bible and examine the spelling of the word "ankle[s]" in Ezekiel
> 47:3 and Acts
I'm mostly happy with everything that's been implemented & suggested.
There are only a couple of things I might do differently (probably based
on my own behavior on the wiki combined with our universal hatred of
actually facing captchas):
DM Smith wrote:
5) Adding an external URL to a page. (L
On Jan 8, 2009, at 1:22 AM, Eeli Kaikkonen wrote:
Quoting DM Smith :
I have learned more about wikis and fighting spam than I ever
wanted to;)
I have recently learned (read), to my surprise, that "captchas" are
not a final solution. Spammers have already used human resources -
in cheap
As for spelling, and as a fascinating learning experience, pick up your
printed KJV Bible and examine the spelling of the word "ankle[s]" in Ezekiel
47:3 and Acts 3:7.
Some editions have "ancle", others have "ankle".
Ostensibly both streams are based on the Authorised Version of 1769. So
Peter'
I agree with Eeli and Peter.
We should not make the bar too high for genuine CrossWire community members.
-- David
Peter von Kaehne wrote:
>
> Eeli Kaikkonen wrote:
>> Quoting DM Smith :
>>
>>> If necessary I can add captcha to every edit and to every page creation.
>>
>> Please, never! I'l
If I understand you right, this makes sense. I was thinking of this earlier in
the discussion, but the fog of dengue fever has kept me from responding.
As someone who frequently uses different languages in parallel, I feel that
exact correspondence of verse to verse would be nice but not neces
Eeli Kaikkonen wrote:
> Quoting DM Smith :
>
>> If necessary I can add captcha to every edit and to every page creation.
>
> Please, never! I'll stop using wiki at that phase.
>
I second Eeli here.
I wonder further whether it might simply make more sense to restrict
account creation and make i
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