I went back to sword revision 2176, swordreader revision 150 and now it
compiles with EVC3.
Ben Morgan wrote:
> Sword 1.5.11 is at
> ftp://ftp.crosswire.org/pub/sword/source/v1.5/sword-1.5.11.tar.gz
> I'm not sure why the errors are occurring, but it doesn't sound good.
>
> God Bless,
> Ben
> --
Sword 1.5.11 is at
ftp://ftp.crosswire.org/pub/sword/source/v1.5/sword-1.5.11.tar.gz
I'm not sure why the errors are occurring, but it doesn't sound good.
God Bless,
Ben
---
The Lord is not slow to fulfill his
Well I thought I was at revision 2182 but was not and now I get 3 errors:
C:\CrossWire\sword\src\keys\versetreekey.cpp(148) : error C2039:
'TreeKey' : is not a member of 'VerseTreeKey'
..\..\..\sword\include\versetreekey.h(39) : see declaration of
'VerseTreeKey'
C:\CrossWire\sword\src\ke
I think this compile error was fixed in Sword revision 2182 (or maybe a
later one). You'll need to run svn update to get this fix.
I'm not sure how it is set up for swordreader, but it would probably be best
if you could build from the sword 1.5.11 release, as the sword svn code is
not guaranteed n
I am using revision 2181 for Sword and swordreader is at 150.
I still get this error on a compile with EVC3 or EVC4:
C:\CrossWire\sword\src\keys\versetreekey.cpp(148) : error C2352:
'sword::TreeKey::PositionChangeListener::getTreeKey' : illegal call of
non-static member function
..\..\..
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Ok, maybe I misunderstood then, it doesn't look like the code I have
written in the past. Likely my ignorance.
Can someone explain this line:
WP
H there ...
SonWon wrote:
> Ok, maybe I misunderstood then, it doesn't look like the code I have
> written in the past.
I've just fired up eVC3 and looked at the new (latest) svn and if you
open the existing \\whatever .. \swordreader\src\SwRd.vcw
under eVC3, you will not get
>
>
> -Original Message-
> From: SonWon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>
> There is lots of MFC type code in the
Hi there .
David Trotz wrote:
> There is no MFC used at all whatsoever in SwordReader. Its all pure WinCE 30+
> API calls.
If your build is grabbing MFC stuff it's probably because all the
Microsoft compilers grab all kinds of MS libraries BY DEFAULT Just
one of many things I don'
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There is lots of MFC type code in the swordreader, so I am feeling lost
at how to modify.
Barry Drake wrote:
> Hi there ..
>
> SonWon wrote:
>
>> I don't know enough about MFC yet to take this on
&g
There is lots of MFC type code in the swordreader, so I am feeling lost
at how to modify.
Barry Drake wrote:
> Hi there ..
>
> SonWon wrote:
>
>> I don't know enough about MFC yet to take this on
>>
>
> I don't think MFC enters into the equation at all! Maybe I'm wrong.
>
> For
27;t build with clucene (should have
already known), thought it might be good to check if it still might be useful
while we still remember it's there in svn history.
Please know your work on soText is valuable.
-Troy.
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Fr
Hi there ..
SonWon wrote:
> I don't know enough about MFC yet to take this on
I don't think MFC enters into the equation at all! Maybe I'm wrong.
For those members of the SwordReader team who do not yet take the
sword-svn list, I think Troy has fixed the problem that was noted in
ver
I don't know enough about MFC yet to take this on but maybe Mr. Trotz
can test.
The search is really really really bad in swordreader. I wrote a Bible
text search in C/C++ (I use a mix of code.) that runs through the whole
KJV with Strong's in less time than this search takes to get through on
Indeed, there are some heavy modifications going on in the engine currently.
Though your discover of this problem brings to light an interesting idea...
It seems that EVC3 compile is not building with CLUCENE, which is
expected. Getting clucene to compile for mobile devices might be a
challeng
Thank you Albert!
They fixed the repositories so I went with 2181. So sword is at 2181
and swordreader is at 150.
I still get this error on a compile:
C:\CrossWire\sword\src\keys\versetreekey.cpp(148) : error C2352:
'sword::TreeKey::PositionChangeListener::getTreeKey' : illegal call of
non-s
Do a check-out at version 2179 for sword. If you have tortoise-svn you can
choose update to revision without doing a delete. That will grab all of the
files as they existed before fastSearch was introduced the other day.
Al
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Sent:
I would rather not have the noise. :)
I'll see if it is affecting the EVC4 build in a little bit.
David Trotz wrote:
> John,
> My eVC 3 has these errors as well but if you let it run through you will
> find they are not critical enough to lead to a broken build. You will
> still get a sword.dl
John,
My eVC 3 has these errors as well but if you let it run through you will
find they are not critical enough to lead to a broken build. You will
still get a sword.dll in the end.
As far as commenting the line out I suggest you do not do that. The file
is part of the sword library and thus th
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