Re: [SIP-devel] Windows port of SIP has been uploaded

[Ricardo F. <rf...@gm...>]

Congratulations!

Thank you so much Zhang!

I'm sorry but its been really, really busy around here for me these days,=
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we have a paper deadline for monday, I hardly have time to breathe :(

But don't worry, soon I will give you some feedback. But keep going,
I'm just your friend. SIP is your project; don't wait for me.

On 8/7/05, Zhang Cheng <ch...@ma...> wrote:
> Hi,all
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>     I just uploaded a Zip file of Windows port SIP to our CVS server,
> because I don't know where I should upload it. This is a zip file not a
> binary installer, so you have to install it manually. But the process is
> very simple: just extract the zip file and copy the siptoolbox folder
> under the directory of Scilab_installation_path/contrib. Then run
> scilab, a menu named *toolboxed* on the menu bar should appear, click
> siptoolbox and test it please.
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>     Since the learning curve of NSIS and InnoSetup is steep, especially
> I want the installer can detect the existence of Scilab and ImageMagick
> automatically, I have to write my own functions to do the job. So this
> will take me some extra days to learn NSIS or InnoSetup.
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>     After a short consideration, I think zip file may be a good choice
> for the purpose to test SIP within Our team, because it's very easy for
> me to make a zip file. I'm eager to hear your comments and suggestions
> as early as possible.
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> Have fun!
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> Zhang Cheng
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Ricardo Fabbri

PhD Student in Computer Engineering / Computer Vision
LEMS - Laboratory for Engineering Man-Machine Systems
Brown University, USA