Thank you Greg.
As to icu-sword, the instructions on the wiki say to download it from
site.icu-project.org. If there's
a Sword specific version, perhaps the wiki could be updated to point
there? Or if you can give me
the URL, I'll include it in my write up.
As to libcurl, I'm using VS2013 which apparently doesn't include the
compiler version in the library
name. In any case, the note to check the actual name of the library in
the linker should probably
stay.
The syntax changes to the flatapi are driven by differences in MS C++
syntax. They're specific to
Windows and probably are of no general interest to the broader Linux
community.
In his NativeMethods class, Troy has a call to
org_crosswire_sword_SWMgr_newWithPath, but
that function is not declared or defined in flatapi. I just went ahead
and implemented it. Whether
that should be a permanent change is, of course, his call.
I did rewicker the C# project so its layout made a bit more sense to me
and so that it might be
easier for cross platform development. If anyone is interested, I would
be happy to include those
project files.
Finally, how would I go about submitting an entry to the wiki?
Jon
On 9/22/2014 2:36 PM, Greg Hellings wrote:
Jon,
It most definitely would be wiki material. Are there any code changes
you needed to make? Patch files? If so, you can submit those as well
for inclusion. A few comments about the steps you're following:
Changing out icu-sword for icu and the change to libcurl shouldn't be
necessary. If you followed the directions in the wiki you should have
built icu-sword from the Sword repository instead of the
pre-distributed version of ICU from upstream. The change to libcurl
appears to be specific to your version of Visual Studio. I've noticed
that some versions don't include vcXX as well.
The other changes might be ones which should be incorporated into the
codebase. Troy would need to comment more about the changes you're
proposing to flatapi.cpp/h.
Glad to hear you've gotten it working now!
--Greg
On Mon, Sep 22, 2014 at 3:28 PM, Jon Behrens <j...@crimsonthread.com
<mailto:j...@crimsonthread.com>> wrote:
I've finally gotten the C# binding examples to run both on Linux
and Windows. This means,
of course, that one should be able to write C# code on either
platform and have the resulting
application also run on either. (At least at this point the C#
examples packaged with the Sword
distribution run on both platforms using identical C# code.)
I've written a tutorial outlining the steps needed to accomplish
this. That's attached as a
text file. Would it be appropriate to add this to the developer's
wiki?
Be blessed,
Jon
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