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From: Laszlo K. <las...@su...> - 2001-05-25 14:09:51
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Karl Eichwalder wrote: >=20 > L=E1szl=F3 Kov=E1cs <las...@Su...> writes: >=20 > > I tried to build OpenSP on both Solaris and Linux and I failed becaus= e > > of some C++ related problem coming from the source. >=20 > For the moment and for evalution purposes you can go for the "old" or > "original" sp package (www.jclark.com). Same problem, although I can build sx or osx, but not the entire SP or OpenSP. Nsgmls seems to cause problems. Here are the error messages: c++ -fno-implicit-templates -O2 -ansi -I. -I./../include=20 -DSP_HAVE_BOOL -DSP_ANSI_CLASS_INST -DSP_MULTI_BYTE -c nsgmls.cxx nsgmls.cxx: In method `void XRastEventHandler::message (MessageEvent=20 *)': ../include/Message.h:134: `class Messenger' is inaccessible nsgmls.cxx:60: within this context nsgmls.cxx: In method `void XRastEventHandler::truncateOutput ()': ../include/Message.h:134: `class Messenger' is inaccessible nsgmls.cxx:61: within this context nsgmls.cxx: In method `void XRastEventHandler::allLinkTypesActivated=20 ()': ../include/Message.h:134: `class Messenger' is inaccessible nsgmls.cxx:62: within this context nsgmls.cxx: At top level: ../include/Message.h:134: `class Messenger' is inaccessible nsgmls.cxx:64: within this context ../include/Message.h:134: `class Messenger' is inaccessible nsgmls.cxx:64: within this context ../include/Message.h:134: `class Messenger' is inaccessible nsgmls.cxx:66: within this context ../include/Message.h:134: `class Messenger' is inaccessible nsgmls.cxx:66: within this context ../include/Message.h:134: `class Messenger' is inaccessible nsgmls.cxx:67: within this context ../include/Message.h:134: `class Messenger' is inaccessible nsgmls.cxx:67: within this context ../include/Message.h:134: `class Messenger' is inaccessible nsgmls.cxx:68: within this context ../include/Message.h:134: `class Messenger' is inaccessible nsgmls.cxx:68: within this context ../include/Message.h:134: `class Messenger' is inaccessible nsgmls.cxx:69: within this context ../include/Message.h:134: `class Messenger' is inaccessible nsgmls.cxx:69: within this context ../include/Message.h:134: `class Messenger' is inaccessible nsgmls.cxx:70: within this context ../include/Message.h:134: `class Messenger' is inaccessible nsgmls.cxx:70: within this context nsgmls.cxx: In method `XRastEventHandler::XRastEventHandler (SgmlParser=20 *, const char *, const StringC &, const OutputCodingSystem *,=20 CmdLineApp *, Messenger *)': ../include/Message.h:134: `class Messenger' is inaccessible nsgmls.cxx:220: within this context I compile with gcc 2.96 which is good enough according to the web site. I dont seem to be able to go past these messages. Laszlo >=20 > > On the other hand sgml2xml seemed extremely poorly documented, I coul= dnt > > really figure out how to use it. Maybe it needs more looking. >=20 > Maybe, this help: >=20 > http://www.jclark.com/sp/sx.htm >=20 > sgml2xml is renamed from 'sx' to avoid a namespace clash with 'sx' (par= t > of the rzsz package, modem related tools). >=20 > > If the SGML encoding issue takes a long time to be sorted, we might w= ant > > to consider separate releases for SGML and XML i18n support. The i18n > > improvements work for XML that I worked on was finished a couple of d= ays > > ago and the SGML encoding issue is the only remaining problem right n= ow. >=20 > Sounds okay to me (but I'm not deeply involved in the scrollkeeper > issues at the moment). >=20 > -- > work : ke...@su... | ,__o > : http://www.suse.de/~ke/ | _-\_<, > home : ke...@gm... | (*)/'(*) >=20 > _______________________________________________ > Scrollkeeper-devel mailing list > Scr...@li... > http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/scrollkeeper-devel |