Chris Little wrote:
You might try checking out a fresh copy of CVS. There are no problems with it currently. I committed two sets of changes after you sumbitted your patch. The first basically did what your patch did. The second added better OSIS support and implemented search ranges. The two commits occured at 1:40 am and 3:13 am respectively on October 22, so I'm a little dubious of the possibility that you updated in the intervening hour and a half and something broke in that time. Nothing was "overwritten".
If it really is broken, I'll need some more clues about what's different on your end, since it works for me.
Using a "Baseline" of today with "fresh fetch" from CVS into clean directory, here is the status I encountered: * Diatheke with icu project: broken (won't compile)
Works the same as the non-icu project.
* Diatheke with non-icu project: broken (won't link ... easy to fix with missing reference to osiscgi)
I committed this fix and a dependecy on the libsword library that should fix the build order.
* ActiveDiatheke with icu project: broken (won't compile) * ActiveDiatheke with non-icu project: ok * ActiveDiatheke VB demo: works ok with non-icu
All worked fine in VC6/VB6.
I grabbed fresh copies of CVS, just to make certain I didn't have something else loaded in that was causing a problem.
I would guess you're having problems with icu-sword. The instructions for building it are: check out the icu-sword module via CVS to the same directory as you checked out the sword module.
Open allinone.dsw in source/allinone, set it to the correct configuration (Win32 Debug or Release for the "all" project), and build.
--Chris
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