[htdig-dev] Help compiling with gcc-3.3.1

[Jessica Biola <jesbiola@ya...>]

I just downloaded the latest snapshot and am trying to
compile with gcc-3.3.1.  I was using 2.95.3 but had
some thoughts regarding better compiler optimizations
after reading some posts by Neal and the responses
(re: the String.cc changes he made).

In any case, I compiled gcc-3.3.1 to not be the main
native compiler, but rather, into the prefix:
/usr/gcc-3.3.1.

Can someone help me with the correct CPP CXX
LIBRARY_PATH compiler environment settings that I
should be setting?

Thanks,
-Jes

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[htdig-dev] Modifying your search

[Frank Leff <Frank@am...>]

Gentlemen;

I was wondering if your HTdig search engine can be modified just to =
search a page of my web site rather than the whole site.  If this is =
possible, which I feel it should be, could you email me instructions on =
how to do it.

 <<ht--Dig WWW Search.htm>>=20

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Re: [htdig-dev] Re: Still having compile problems HP-UX 10.20

[Lachlan Andrew <lha@us...>]

Greetings Jesse,

Most frustrating...  Out of interest, what happens if you type
    cd test
    cp /bin/true testnet
    make check
?  That should cause the failure of all tests which require  testnet,=20
but at least it may let you run the other tests, or uncover other=20
bugs.

The reason I asked about shared libraries was that Gabriele's recent=20
upgrade of  configure  has fixed them on the Mac.  Have you tried=20
since the upgrade?

Cheers,
Lachlan =20

On Tue, 23 Sep 2003 23:22, Jesse op den Brouw wrote:
> Lachlan Andrew wrote:
> >Out of interest, can you compile it using shared libraries?
>
> Still doesn't work.. Same error.
> Shared libs won't work on UX. Not for ages......

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[htdig-dev] Re: Is this a bug?

[Lachlan Andrew <lha@us...>]

That sounds like a good strategy.  However, I'd vote for keeping that=20
until after the release of 3.2.0 (or at least 3.2.0b5!)

Should we perhaps start a new branch in CVS so that development can=20
continue?  I have a couple of patches that I have been sitting on for=20
ages, because of the pending release.

Any news on when the release is likely to be, or what I can do to=20
expedite it?  I plan to test and commit the patch which Jesses says=20
works on HP-UX this weekend, unless we're already in code freeze.

Cheers,
Lachlan

On Fri, 26 Sep 2003 04:40, Neal Richter wrote:

> it would take a
> walk of the docdb to accomplish a fix!  We would need to tag every
> document as 'obsolete' and let the spiderer set the values back to
> 'normal' as they see the pages.  AFter its finished and htpurge is
> run, they 'lost' pages are killed.

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Re: [htdig-dev] Required Info

[Gabriele Bartolini <bartolini@in...>]

Hi!

At 20.59 24/09/2003 +0530, Sunil Raskar wrote:
>   We are looking for reusable search code which has below features
>The search code must be configurable to search a set of static web pages
>located on a number of web sites which are hosted on number of severs.
>It should have capability to allow the user to search only certain subsets
>of the sites for examples -
>to search only one of the counties served by the site.
>The search must be easily configurable so they can change the scope of the
>search as the network of sites served grows.
>Please let us know whether this think can implemented using your
>code(ht://Dig system) or not?

Yes ... ht://Dig answers to all your questions so far.

>If yes can you provide use demo version of it?

Well .... ht://Dig is probably the most used free search engine of the 
planet. Just give a look at the 'uses' section of the Website and give a 
look at some of the real uses of the system. Just click on here: 
http://www.htdig.org/uses.html

>How much ht://Dig system will cost us?

Absolutely nothing; of course your time for getting to know it and that's 
all. ht://Dig is open-source.

Ciao ciao
-Gabriele
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