On Sunday 06 April 2008 05:20:06 pm Chris Little wrote:
> but I don't believe KDE has even been ported to compile
> under MinGW.
As of KDE 4.0 this is no longer the case, KDE will build with mingw /or/
visual studio/visual c++ but the windows port of KDE is still not quite at
the production lev
DM Smith wrote:
> On Apr 6, 2008, at 2:03 PM, Eeli Kaikkonen wrote:
>
>> On Sat, 5 Apr 2008, Chris Little wrote:
>>> Ultimately, I'm hoping (fingers crossed) to get GnomeSword (maybe
>>> even
>>> BibleTime?) building on/for Win32 in a way that it can be distributed
>>> binary-only in a minimal
On Apr 6, 2008, at 2:03 PM, Eeli Kaikkonen wrote:
> On Sat, 5 Apr 2008, Chris Little wrote:
>> Ultimately, I'm hoping (fingers crossed) to get GnomeSword (maybe
>> even
>> BibleTime?) building on/for Win32 in a way that it can be distributed
>> binary-only in a minimal way (that is, without a h
On Sat, 5 Apr 2008, Chris Little wrote:
> Ultimately, I'm hoping (fingers crossed) to get GnomeSword (maybe even
> BibleTime?) building on/for Win32 in a way that it can be distributed
> binary-only in a minimal way (that is, without a huge Cygwin install).
>
> --Chris
It would be good if you succ
Hmm, I'm surprised you had issues with ICU. I tried icu-sword from our
repository and it didn't work, but I'm fairly sure that was because of
recent changes that were my fault. (I'll have to fix that I guess, since
it should also affect Linux builds.) But I used the stock ICU from their
SVN rep
Chris,
I used MinGW to build the swordweb for win32 package on the FTP server.
I had to install a ton of packages. It took me forever to get
everything I needed. I still don't think I got ICU working, so if you
got ICU compiled, maybe we could swap secrets. I'll upload my MinGW
environmen
Has anyone had any luck compiling Sword on MinGW lately?
It worked once upon a time. We even have some Makefile defines specific
to MinGW. And I /can/ get Sword to build (though it has lots of problems
later in the utilities part of the build process that I haven't yet
worked through), but it's
Hi,
I think there is a buildtest.exe generated in the base directory which
you could just run to check the sword is working.
Also, you could try building one of the examples in the examples directory.
God Bless,
Ben
Dear Troy,
I did compile Sword library using Mingw. How to check whether it works
well or not? Because after compiled Sword library, I compiled python
swig binding of Sword. It also run well. But when I tried to import the
binding (Sword.py) and did mgr = SWMgr(), my python interpreter closed.
Mico. Have a look at usrinst.sh. It calls configure with most options
you want. For MinGW, you will most likely want to disable ICU (unless
you can get an ICU devel package, which I have had no luck finding) and
for now, probably clucene support (clucene does compile, so if you
compile and i
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