David Aldridge

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  • Patch for Perforce tasks failure to use the 'port' attribute

    All of the Perforce-related tasks in NAntContrib neglect to use the 'port' paramater value (member of P4Base class) that can be supplied by NAnt build files. Tasks such as , , etc. all use *only* the default/current (i.e. set in your environment) setting for the port. This patch corrects all such fauty task implementations.

    2009-04-07 04:49:28 UTC in NAntContrib

  • Comment: cvs compile error

    Logged In: YES user_id=550130 I have the same errors (RedHat 8 system). I managed to get past these particular errors by doing the following: 1) Change all occurances of 'RAM' to 'emulator->RAM' in defines.h 2) Change all occurances of 'MapperInit' to 'emulator->MapperInit' in emulator_x86.c 3) Change all occurances of 'Mapper' to 'emulator->Mapper' in emulator_x86.c All...

    2003-05-14 03:24:59 UTC in TuxNES

  • Comment: DL_EXPORT on VC7 broken

    Logged In: YES user_id=550130 That's what I figured, too (the "wouldn't work with VC6 either" comment, not the "because he's lonely" part ;-) We were compiling/linking/using 2.1 with VC6 just fine -- no clue why it would be broken in VC7 (BTW, always using the GUI, never the cl.exe or msdev.exe/devenv.exe from the command line). Perhaps the VC6->7 project...

    2002-06-05 23:48:44 UTC in Python

  • DL_EXPORT on VC7 broken

    Extension modules (_sre, _socket, etc.) do not have their entry points exported correctly when building Python (2.1 onwards) with Microsoft Visual C++ 7 (part of Visual Studio .NET). (NOTE: Everything compiles and links without errors. It's just the exports that are missing.) Think through the prepocessor flow when compiling _sre.c, for example, the following happens (this is...

    2002-05-21 00:18:52 UTC in Python

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