Re: [Trion-kernel-dev] Due to popular demand (?), Trion now has a wiki

[Jeff W. <jw...@ne...>]

On Sunday 03 September 2006 07:42, Valerie Hogan wrote:
> From: "Daniel Raffler" <cos...@gm...>
>
> > Alright, I got the hint: You set-up this wiki and now you expect me to
> > fill it with some documentation about my obscure code. Neat trick ;)
> > Just make the trion logo transparent and I'll be fine with the design.
>
> Yes, I was hoping at least the regulars would crawl out of the woodwork.
>
> I'll definitely fix the logo and try to tweak the whole look-and-feel of
> the wiki, but like I said I don't really have much skill in being a web
> developer-- I'm still hoping one of the old guys comes alive or some fresh
> face appears with the new crop this fall.

I think this'll make documentation a little easier to keep current, at 
least... I know I've made the excuse of not having enough time to document a 
feature, etc. -- but with a wiki, you can create, edit, view, revise and 
publish all in the same interface, in no time, so this really shouldn't be a 
issue.

So, anyway, I synced up my CVS tree, and was able to build trion without 
issue.  Then I synched a completely new/fresh tree, tried to build, and ran 
into build issues... strange.

The file it fails on (I386TaskManager.cpp) is the same in both builds, so I 
suspect the working build is using the toolchain contained inside my 
'toolchain' subdirectory.  I don't recall how I configured this toolchain, 
however.  I'm hoping someone can give me a quick refresher on this?

Thanks,
Jeff

PS to Stephen... who's Valerie?