Hi all,
I believe we've shut down the forums due to the sad amount of spam on there?
That would explain the very small number of PS posts I've had to respond to
this year ;)
Is there a plan to replace them with something else soon? Could we move the
current one to a different location, for ref
One other thing...The Sword module functions that work via cUrl don't
function over
a VPN...at least on Windows, haven't tried it on Linux.
On 9/25/2014 5:32 PM, Jon Behrens wrote:
Success.
I've now got the C# bindings so they run without error on both Windows
and Linux
using the same source
Success.
I've now got the C# bindings so they run without error on both Windows
and Linux
using the same source code. This includes the LookupExample and all of
the unit tests.
The project files differ between the two OSs because of differences
between MonoDevelop
and VS2013, but symbolic li
Sorry, it might be useful to include a link to the ISO stuff, for quick
reference:
http://crosswire.org/ftpmirror/pub/sword/iso/
the 'lastest' folder has the ISO files expanded and is our staging area
for the next image. You can see the structure of the files in there.
You will need to use
Hey guys,
Our CD ISO is horribly outdated. I still get occasional requests for
CDs (about 2 per month) and I would guess people still might download
the ISO and burn CDs themselves. We have too many modules now to fix on
1 CD.
Do you guys have any thoughts as to what we should do with this
All:
Can somebody updated the FAQ at http://crosswire.org/faq/?
a) The engine supports around 5 different v11n schemes;
b) At least one Portuguese language Bible is available;
c) PocketSword is an iOS app that presents itself as a Crosswire project;
d) MacSword changed its names several years ago.
Forgot to attach the patch...
On Thu, Sep 25, 2014 at 10:09 PM, Daniel Hughes wrote:
> This patch fixes two of the issues found by Jon Behrens when trying to
> use the c# bingings on windows:
>
> That is 8.1 and 8.2 from his makingSwordForWindows.txt
>
> 8.1 is fixed by using Cdecl calling conven
This patch fixes two of the issues found by Jon Behrens when trying to
use the c# bingings on windows:
That is 8.1 and 8.2 from his makingSwordForWindows.txt
8.1 is fixed by using Cdecl calling convention on every call
8.2 is fixed by removing the .so extension on the DLLNAME, mono/dot
net is sma
bump
On Tue, Sep 2, 2014 at 11:07 PM, Daniel Hughes wrote:
> Attached is a patch which fixes one of the locale unit tests. This
> test was assuming that english 'en' was the always the first locale
> and this simply is not always the case. Meaning this test would pass
> sometimes on some boxes bu
