UPX indicates "very fast decompression", but there's bound to be some time
penalty vs. not compressing the executable. Nevertheless, it seems worth doing
to me as well - at least trying it out to compare the difference in
installation time, space, etc. And if the executable decompresses as fas
It's hard to tell why it's not working without some code to look at it. At a
minimum, what does your value_string array look like, how are you attempting to
add the "cnp code" to your flags_tree, and what is the hf_register_info array
entry where VALS is used?
You should have something like t
Hi When Bitweise decoding, I wille an issue as follows: The decoding is for 0x00 like: --- 0 ... : Flag 1: Not Set .0 .. : Flag 2: Not Set .. 0 : Flag 3: Not Set ... 0 : CODE: (0x00) CNP -- If CODE (lezte 5 bits) = 0 (0x00) i
On Sun, Nov 11, 2007 at 10:25:18PM +0100, Ulf Lamping wrote:
> While i was updating the NSIS installer, I had a look at the current
> COPYING file and was pretty sad reading the following preamble to the
> GPL:
> Unfortunately, this text spreads a lot FUD and it is redundant.
>
> IMHO, the GPLv2
Hi List!
While i was updating the NSIS installer, I had a look at the current
COPYING file and was pretty sad reading the following preamble to the GPL:
> Wireshark is distributed under the GNU GPL. There are no restrictions
> on its use. There are significant restrictions on its distributio
Ulf,
> I've just updated the WinPcap installer to the recent 4.0.2 release.
>
> Could the U3 and PortableApps maintainers have a look if they need to do
> something?
I think the WinPcap installer is derived from the NSIS packaging for
both U3 and PortableApps packaging, but I'll check - and fix i
Hi!
I've just updated the WinPcap installer to the recent 4.0.2 release.
Could the U3 and PortableApps maintainers have a look if they need to do
something?
Regards, ULFL
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Graeme Lunt schrieb:
> An hour - wow. Maybe I should add something to the installation wizard
> to indicate that it could take quite a while! PortableApps recommend
> compressing exes/dlls with UPX (http://upx.sourceforge.net/) - but I
> haven't looked at how much of a difference this makes yet.
>
Chris,
On 09/11/2007, Maynard, Chris <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> FYI: I was finally able to build & test a PortableApps version of Wireshark.
> The SVN version I used was 23398. Initially when I built it and tried to run
> it off a USB flash drive, it failed due to some "unspecified error".
