if you're cross
> compiling, right? If I'm compiling for my system using a locally compiled
> version of the compiler (or at least one native to my processor) I should be
> able to leave those options off, I think.
>
> Gregg
>
> - Original Message -
> From:
On Wednesday 13 February 2002 15:48, you wrote:
> Hello all,
> We're finishing up 1.5.3, currently. My standing todo list consists of
> Joachim's locale bug and zLD debugging. Then I will start an
> optimization pass. Seems we really need this as our .4 second, complete
> bible search is
ge -
From: "David White" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, February 19, 2002 2:20 AM
Subject: Re: [sword-devel] 1.5.3 + optimizations
> This is likely because in C++, all C runtime functions (isalpha,
> isdigit, strcmp, strncpy and so on and s
This is likely because in C++, all C runtime functions (isalpha,
isdigit, strcmp, strncpy and so on and so forth) are meant to be in the
std namespace, rather than in the global namespace. So, you have to use
std::isalpha instead of isalpha (and likewise for all C runtime
functions).
Many C++ com
On Wednesday 13 February 2002 06:48 pm, you wrote:
> Hello all,
> If there is anything else pressing that anyone wants to get in, please
> send me a patch soon, or suggest it here on the list and see if anyone
> is willing to do it.
Not so much as code that needs to go in but will 1.5.3 be
> Did you have other examples?
JFB Galatians 6:1
There are others just go through each module for a few chapters. You will
see the problem areas. Chris told me it was module errors but I think he
said sword should be able to compenssate for these errors without rewriting
the modules. It seems li
> Troy,
>
> Sounds like you're very busy. I'm just writing to see if you've
> received any of my previous mail and to determine Crosswire's level of
> interest in a Java port. I am about to sign a new contract. I would
> like to allocate time for this volunteer work as well. If you're
> inter
> There still is a problem with commentaries being displayed. When I go, for
> example, to MHC in Philippians 4:1 The commentary text is all
> real small and
> there are some RTF formatting tags in there.But go to Phillipians 3:1 and
> all is fine. This is a very consistent problem, I am suprised
Troy,
There still is a problem with commentaries being displayed. When I go, for
example, to MHC in Philippians 4:1 The commentary text is all real small and
there are some RTF formatting tags in there.But go to Phillipians 3:1 and
all is fine. This is a very consistent problem, I am suprised no o
On Wed, 13 Feb 2002 16:48:12 -0700
"Troy A. Griffitts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi,
After being quite busy due to my lectures, my semester is almost over
now and I'll have some spare time that needs to be spent somehow...
> We're finishing up 1.5.3, currently. My standing todo list
>
Troy,
Sounds like you're very busy. I'm just writing to see if you've
received any of my previous mail and to determine Crosswire's level of
interest in a Java port. I am about to sign a new contract. I would
like to allocate time for this volunteer work as well. If you're
interested, but
>
> If there is anything else pressing that anyone wants to get in,
> please
>send me a patch soon,
I should send you the latest help file. My password doesn't work. Should I
email it to you?
Jerry
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