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From: Marge Y. <gei...@da...> - 2006-10-15 10:25:55
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From: David B. <db...@ta...> - 2006-10-13 02:41:22
|
Hi Yves, I'm trying to cross compile tuxmath according to your advice but have not y= et=20 succeeded - get an error "undefined reference to `_WinMain@16'". > If you want to cross compile it yourself: > 1) install mingw32 on linux (apt-get install mingw32 for me). No problem. > 2) install precompiled dev files (lib and includes) for SDL, SDL-image > and SDL-mixer in the $target directory (look into the cross-configure.sh= ). I'm assuming I need the files precompiled for win32. For SDL itself, I hav= e a=20 choice of files intended for VC (SDL.dll and friends) or mingw32 (libSDL.dll.a, etc). For SDL_image and SDL_mixer, there only seem to be th= e=20 dll flavor. =20 I've tried both types of SDL libs and get the same error either way.=20 Here is a listing of my cross-tools lib directory: dbruce@debian:/usr/local/cross-tools/i586-mingw32msvc/lib$ ls SDL.dll SDL_image.lib SDLmain.lib libpng12.dll smpeg.dll =20 zlib1.dll SDL.lib SDL_mixer.dll jpeg.dll libtiff.dll vorbis.dll SDL_image.dll SDL_mixer.lib libgw32c.a ogg.dll vorbisfile.dll > 3) install libgw32c (the dev file): > http://gnuwin32.sourceforge.net/packages/libgw32c.htm in the same > directory. 4) cross-configure.sh with --with-sdl-prefix option > 5) cross-make.sh The error with ./cross-make.sh: dbruce@debian:~/tuxmath-crossbuild/tuxmath/trunk$ ./cross-make.sh make all-recursive make[1]: Entering directory `/home/dbruce/tuxmath-crossbuild/tuxmath/trunk' Making all in src make[2]: Entering directory=20 `/home/dbruce/tuxmath-crossbuild/tuxmath/trunk/src' i586-mingw32msvc-gcc -Wall -g -DDATA_PREFIX=3D\"data\" -DDEBUG -DVERSION=3D= \"tuxmath-0.96\" -DSOUND -g -O2 -I/usr/include/SDL -D_GNU_SOURCE=3D1 -D_REE= NTRANT -D__GW32__ -L/usr/local/cross-tools/i586-mingw32msvc/lib -o=20 tuxmath.exe tuxmath.o setup.o title.o game.o options.o credits.o playsound= =2Eo=20 mathcards.o=20 fileops.o -L/usr/lib -lSDL -lSDL_image -lSDL_mixer -lgw32c -luuid -lole32 = =2Dlwsock32 -mwindows /usr/lib/gcc/i586-mingw32msvc/3.4.5/../../../../i586-mingw32msvc/lib/libmin= gw32.a(main.o):=20 undefined reference to `_WinMain@16' collect2: ld returned 1 exit status make[2]: *** [tuxmath.exe] Error 1 make[2]: Leaving directory `/home/dbruce/tuxmath-crossbuild/tuxmath/trunk/s= rc' make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1 make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/dbruce/tuxmath-crossbuild/tuxmath/trunk' make: *** [all] Error 2 =46rom what I can tell through google, "_WinMain@16'" refers to a function= in=20 SDLmain.lib (or libSDLmain.a) that I need to link using "-lSDLmain". Any=20 hints as to how to get this working? (I am using the current tuxmath source in svn - revision 48) Thanks for any help, =2D-=20 David Bruce |
From: Holger L. <de...@la...> - 2006-10-08 15:18:20
|
Hi, subjects basically says it: tuxtype r48 uploaded as 0.97-1 to debian/sid. This is most probably the version that will end up in debian/etch, when it = is=20 released. According to the freeze policy only major bugfixes or documentati= on=20 updates are allowed (in debian) when the full freeze begins, which is=20 scheduled in ten days.=20 Ten days is also what is needed (normally) for a package to move from sid t= o=20 testing (if the package doesnt have critical bugs). So we should make it :-) regards, Holger |
From: Holger L. <de...@la...> - 2006-10-08 12:27:18
|
Hi, On Wednesday 23 August 2006 06:30, David Yoder wrote: > Indeed the problem was there. tux_frame was not getting set for the path > through the code in which <esc> is pressed before animation is done. I ju= st > initialized tux_frame. Hm. You only saw this problem in the old tuxtype package (1.0.5 from dapper= ),=20 but not with the 1.5.4 from testing? Cause I know I have seen this problem= =20 there, even though your fix also is there. > diff -urN tuxtype/branches/tuxtype1/tuxtype/graphics.c > tuxtype-dmysegfault/branches/tuxtype1/tuxtype/graphics.c > --- tuxtype/branches/tuxtype1/tuxtype/graphics.c 2006-08-22 23:06: > 37.000000000 -0500 > +++ tuxtype-dmysegfault/branches/tuxtype1/tuxtype/graphics.c 2006-08-22 > 23:06:13.000000000 -0500 > @@ -329,7 +329,7 @@ > back_h; > int i, > j, > - tux_frame; > + tux_frame =3D 1; > int x =3D 0; > int y =3D 0; > int dirx =3D 1; This has been done in tuxtype/titlescreen.c now. $ grep tux_frame tuxtype/trunk/tuxtype/titlescreen.c=20 int i, j, tux_frame =3D 0; tux_frame =3D 0; case 0: tux_frame =3D 1; break; case TUX1: tux_frame =3D 2; break; case TUX2: tux_frame =3D 3; break; case TUX3: tux_frame =3D 4; break; case TUX4: tux_frame =3D 3; break; case TUX5: tux_frame =3D 2; break; There must be something else triggering the bug,=20 http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=3D217448 regards, Holger |
From: Holger L. <de...@la...> - 2006-10-08 10:59:32
|
Hi, On Thursday 05 October 2006 23:03, David Bruce wrote: > I put in autogen.sh as above and tested to see what files are autogenerat= ed > by autogen.sh and configure. As a result, I removed several files from > svn: > > D trunk/configure > D trunk/Makefile.in > D trunk/src/Makefile.in > D trunk/config.sub > D trunk/missing > M trunk/Makefile > D trunk/aclocal.m4 After I run autogen.sh I now have the following files, which are locally=20 modified/not commited: ? configure ? Makefile.in ? config.sub ? autom4te.cache ? missing ? aclocal.m4 ? src/Makefile.in _Maybe_ it would be cool to re-add them to svn, so we dont need to run=20 autogen.sh while building, but I have to admit I'm lost here and now it=20 works. I have a tuxmath-0.97 package ready for uploading. > Now tuxmath builds with "./autogen.sh && ./configure && make && make > install". I do get a warning when aclocal runs: > > Not sure (yet) what to do about these warnings. me neither :-/ > > > but "make install" creates a blizzard of error messages that seem to = be > > > caused by the hidden .svn files. Nonetheless, the program gets > > > installed and seems to work properly. > > maybe you can make "make install" ignore those files? > I'm pretty sure that is the solution, once I figure out how to do it. and you did! Yay! :-) regards, Holger |
From: Benvenuto C. <go...@be...> - 2006-10-08 10:42:40
|
Hi, VrAGRA for less http://www.chitionkerunjedas.com =20 _____ =20 long on linguistics but are certainly short on extrapolation and Of course. Indefatigable did not shake hands but instead hit his closed right |
From: David B. <db...@ta...> - 2006-10-05 21:03:05
|
Hi Holger, > autogen.sh from tuxtype looks like this: > > ---------------------- > #!/bin/sh > aclocal && autoheader && autoconf && automake --add-missing --copy > ---------------------- > > You need automake-1.9 and autotools-dev for this to work. I put in autogen.sh as above and tested to see what files are autogenerated by autogen.sh and configure. As a result, I removed several files from svn: D trunk/configure D trunk/Makefile.in D trunk/src/Makefile.in D trunk/config.sub D trunk/missing M trunk/Makefile D trunk/aclocal.m4 Now tuxmath builds with "./autogen.sh && ./configure && make && make install". I do get a warning when aclocal runs: dbruce@debian:~/tuxmath/trunk$ ./autogen.sh /usr/share/aclocal/smpeg.m4:13: warning: underquoted definition of AM_PATH_SMPEG run info '(automake)Extending aclocal' or see http://sources.redhat.com/automake/automake.html#Extending-aclocal /usr/share/aclocal/glib.m4:8: warning: underquoted definition of AM_PATH_GLIB configure.in: installing `./missing' configure.in:7: installing `./config.sub' Not sure (yet) what to do about these warnings. > > but "make install" creates a blizzard of error messages that seem to be > > caused by the hidden .svn files. Nonetheless, the program gets installed > > and seems to work properly. > > maybe you can make "make install" ignore those files? I'm pretty sure that is the solution, once I figure out how to do it. On another topic, I've noticed that the options file in the new Windows version is not really human readable, I think because of the difference in how Unix and Windows handle new lines in text files. I will need to modify the file-writing somehow so it comes out human-readable in Windows - ideas, anyone? Cheers, -- David Bruce |
From: David B. <db...@ta...> - 2006-10-04 17:34:40
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Hi Yves, On Tuesday 03 October 2006 18:23, yv...@yc... wrote: > Hi, > > I have made a quick and dirty tuxmath_config program with Qt4 Designer. > For now it can set options and save as default file, or read the default > file for modifying it. At start it has the default configuration. Very cool from the brief look I had! We can make it prettier before we release it to the masses. > > Source are in my site. You need qt4 to compile it. Since, IIRC, qt is GPL rather than LGPL, do we have to provide the qt source when we offer this to the public? I doubt it matters much for an alpha-type developer version, but it might when we consider the configurer "official" software. Great work! -- David Bruce |
From: Holger L. <de...@la...> - 2006-10-04 11:13:04
|
Hi David, On Wednesday 04 October 2006 03:49, David Bruce wrote: > I tried using a fresh checkout from svn. If I deleted these files > (locally), ./configure did not work, so for now I have left them in svn. > Maybe I am supposed to run something before ./configure to autogenerate > these files? autogen.sh from tuxtype looks like this: ---------------------- #!/bin/sh aclocal && autoheader && autoconf && automake --add-missing --copy ---------------------- You need automake-1.9 and autotools-dev for this to work. > > <kaol> Makefile.am and src/Makefile.am should be added, at least > They are now in svn. good. > > Then I have another problem, "make clean" needs config.status, but this > > is autogenerated. And I do call "make clean" in my debian-build scripts. > > > > <h01ger> kaol, or not. i call "make clean" in the clean target and this > > fails (with the files from svn). if i run "./configure" before "make > > clean", it works. does config.status belong in svn? > > <kaol> one convention that I have seen is to have some sort of autogen.sh > > in svn, which will generate all those autogenerated files, and that there > > would be no expectation to have anything work after an export before that > > is run <h01ger> a hackish workaround would be to run ./configure in the > > clean target first, but that seems too hackish to me. > > <kaol> perhaps doing automake;autoconf;aclocal;libtoolize (in some order, > > with some flags) would make sense... > > <kaol> sorry, being busy with other stuff now > > * h01ger wonders what to do. basically all clean target in the Makefile > > call the clean-recursive target :-/ > > I don't know enough to help here. I'll see what I can do here... > The latest commit includes Yves' diff for nsis integration (more reading to > do!). It seems to build and install OK with ./configure and so forth, > but "make install" creates a blizzard of error messages that seem to be > caused by the hidden .svn files. Nonetheless, the program gets installed > and seems to work properly. maybe you can make "make install" ignore those files? regards, Holger |
From: <yv...@yc...> - 2006-10-04 02:48:06
|
Hi, I have made a quick and dirty tuxmath_config program with Qt4 Designer. For now it can set options and save as default file, or read the default file for modifying it. At start it has the default configuration. Source are in my site. You need qt4 to compile it. Windows version is in the installer (it's a new .exe with the same name, unfortunately). http://www.ycombe.net/tuxmath/ -- yves |
From: David B. <db...@ta...> - 2006-10-04 01:49:42
|
Hi Holger, > Mine too, but I've asked a friend who has more knowledge. > > First I gave him the list of files you added: > > <kaol> config.guess and config.sub are autogenerated, at least (or actually > just copied form /usr/share/automake-something/) > <h01ger> so they should not be in svn? > <kaol> I would leave them out of svn I tried using a fresh checkout from svn. If I deleted these files (locally), ./configure did not work, so for now I have left them in svn. Maybe I am supposed to run something before ./configure to autogenerate these files? > <kaol> missing, aclocal.m4 and install-sh might be autogenerated... hmm. > <kaol> src/Makefile.in is at least, if there's a src/Makefile.am Same for these > > > dbruce@debian:~/tuxmath/trunk$ svn status > > Then I gave him the list of files you didn't add. His reply: > > <kaol> Makefile.am and src/Makefile.am should be added, at least They are now in svn. > <kaol> I'm not familiar, by name alone at least, what Tuxmath.kdevses and > TuxMath.kdevelop.pcs are > <kaol> I'm not sure about Doxyfile, either These are things put in by KDevelop (that's what I use to work on tuxmath in Debian). > > Then I have another problem, "make clean" needs config.status, but this is > autogenerated. And I do call "make clean" in my debian-build scripts. > > <h01ger> kaol, or not. i call "make clean" in the clean target and this > fails (with the files from svn). if i run "./configure" before "make > clean", it works. does config.status belong in svn? > <kaol> one convention that I have seen is to have some sort of autogen.sh > in svn, which will generate all those autogenerated files, and that there > would be no expectation to have anything work after an export before that > is run <h01ger> a hackish workaround would be to run ./configure in the > clean target first, but that seems too hackish to me. > <kaol> perhaps doing automake;autoconf;aclocal;libtoolize (in some order, > with some flags) would make sense... > <kaol> sorry, being busy with other stuff now > * h01ger wonders what to do. basically all clean target in the Makefile > call the clean-recursive target :-/ I don't know enough to help here. > > I'll investigate that later, but I decided to send this mail now to share > this information with you. (On a brief thought I think a autogen.sh would > be useful.) The latest commit includes Yves' diff for nsis integration (more reading to do!). It seems to build and install OK with ./configure and so forth, but "make install" creates a blizzard of error messages that seem to be caused by the hidden .svn files. Nonetheless, the program gets installed and seems to work properly. > > > regards, > Holger Cheers, -- David Bruce |
From: Micheline B. <ma...@fo...> - 2006-10-03 21:09:50
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From: Holger L. <de...@la...> - 2006-10-03 15:38:46
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Hi David, On Monday 02 October 2006 23:00, David Bruce wrote: > > But "configure" doesnt exist in trunk :( As well as Makefile.am and > > friends. > So sorry - it turns out that there were several things in *my* > tuxmath/trunk directory that I neglected to add to svn. =20 No problem, I'm happy you fixed it now :) > I have added=20 > several files to svn and it now appears to build properly with a fresh > checkout from svn with "./configure && make && make install". I don't > think any additional files in my tuxmath/trunk belong under version contr= ol > - below is the output of "svn status" - let me know if there is anything > else that should be svn added, as my knowledge of autoconf/automake is ve= ry > sketchy: Mine too, but I've asked a friend who has more knowledge. =46irst I gave him the list of files you added: <kaol> config.guess and config.sub are autogenerated, at least (or actually= =20 just copied form /usr/share/automake-something/) <h01ger> so they should not be in svn? <kaol> I would leave them out of svn <kaol> missing, aclocal.m4 and install-sh might be autogenerated... hmm. <kaol> src/Makefile.in is at least, if there's a src/Makefile.am > dbruce@debian:~/tuxmath/trunk$ svn status Then I gave him the list of files you didn't add. His reply: <kaol> Makefile.am and src/Makefile.am should be added, at least <h01ger> may i send those comments (with your nick) to the tuxmath list?=20 <kaol> sure <kaol> I'm not familiar, by name alone at least, what Tuxmath.kdevses and=20 TuxMath.kdevelop.pcs are <kaol> I'm not sure about Doxyfile, either <kaol> src/fileops.c_BID needs to be looked at, too... The rest of the abov= e=20 list looks autogenerated and/or unnecessary. I think the *.kde* files don't need to be commited :) Then I have another problem, "make clean" needs config.status, but this is= =20 autogenerated. And I do call "make clean" in my debian-build scripts. <h01ger> kaol, or not. i call "make clean" in the clean target and this fai= ls=20 (with the files from svn). if i run "./configure" before "make clean", it=20 works. does config.status belong in svn? <kaol> one convention that I have seen is to have some sort of autogen.sh i= n=20 svn, which will generate all those autogenerated files, and that there woul= d=20 be no expectation to have anything work after an export before that is run <h01ger> a hackish workaround would be to run ./configure in the clean targ= et=20 first, but that seems too hackish to me. <kaol> perhaps doing automake;autoconf;aclocal;libtoolize (in some order, w= ith=20 some flags) would make sense... <kaol> sorry, being busy with other stuff now * h01ger wonders what to do. basically all clean target in the Makefile cal= l=20 the clean-recursive target :-/ I'll investigate that later, but I decided to send this mail now to share t= his=20 information with you. (On a brief thought I think a autogen.sh would be=20 useful.) regards, Holger |
From: David B. <db...@ta...> - 2006-10-03 00:06:54
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Hi Yves, On Saturday 30 September 2006 19:16, yv...@yc... wrote: > Hello, > > A windows installer is in http://www.ycombe.net/tuxmath/. Please test. > Incomplete yet, the executable as no icon associated. Seems to work great! The version I found does have an icon - I guess you put in some more work since the last mail. > > David, as configure.in/Makefile.am are not in trunk, the -3 version of > sources tar.gz contains Nsis integration. I will send you a patch when you > commit the missing files if you prefer. Earlier this evening I added several files from your version of /trunk, and now it seems to build and install with ./configure && make & make install. I started out by svn-adding configure and kept adding whatever files the build process complained were missing. It is entirely possible that the svn repository now has some files that don't really belong under version control - feel free to have a look and let me know what you think. -- David Bruce |
From: David B. <db...@ta...> - 2006-10-02 21:00:36
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Hi Holger et al: On Saturday 30 September 2006 08:01, Holger Levsen wrote: > Hi David, > > while preparing the new version for debian, I noticed it doesnt build as > > described in INSTALL.txt: > > Tuxmath now uses the Gnu autoconf/automake tools, meaning that the > > complete build and installation process just involves typing the > > following at a shell prompt within the /trunk directory of the > > source code tree: > > > > ./configure && make && make install > > But "configure" doesnt exist in trunk :( As well as Makefile.am and > friends. So sorry - it turns out that there were several things in *my* tuxmath/trunk directory that I neglected to add to svn. I have added several files to svn and it now appears to build properly with a fresh checkout from svn with "./configure && make && make install". I don't think any additional files in my tuxmath/trunk belong under version control - below is the output of "svn status" - let me know if there is anything else that should be svn added, as my knowledge of autoconf/automake is very sketchy: dbruce@debian:~/tuxmath/trunk$ svn status ? Doxyfile ? config.log ? TuxMath.kdevelop.pcs ? debug ? tuxmath ? config.h ? autoscan.log ? TuxMath.kdevses ? Makefile.in_OLD ? log ? config.status ? stamp-h1 ? TuxMath.kdevelop ? src/tuxmath ? src/.deps ? src/Makefile ? src/fileops.c_BID ? src/Makefile.am Thanks. -- David Bruce |
From: <yv...@yc...> - 2006-10-01 01:53:38
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Hello, A windows installer is in http://www.ycombe.net/tuxmath/. Please test. Incomplete yet, the executable as no icon associated. David, as configure.in/Makefile.am are not in trunk, the -3 version of sources tar.gz contains Nsis integration. I will send you a patch when you commit the missing files if you prefer. Regards, -- yves |
From: <yv...@yc...> - 2006-09-30 17:52:38
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Hello, i just saw that one person get tuxmath-xindows.zip, before i have replaced it by tuxmath-windows-2.zip. Difference is in naming scheme in user App Data directory files. In first version it was options and summaryXX, like in linux version. I changed them to options.cfg and summaryXX.txt for windows versions. To get it correctly, suppress the TuxMath directory from users App Data directories and use the "-2" zip. -- yves |
From: Holger L. <de...@la...> - 2006-09-30 12:01:54
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Hi David, while preparing the new version for debian, I noticed it doesnt build as=20 described in INSTALL.txt: > Tuxmath now uses the Gnu autoconf/automake tools, meaning that the > complete build and installation process just involves typing the > following at a shell prompt within the /trunk directory of the source > code tree: > =20 > ./configure && make && make install But "configure" doesnt exist in trunk :( As well as Makefile.am and friends. Could you please commit it, so I can build it according to the=20 instructions? ;) thanks & regards, Holger |
From: David B. <db...@ta...> - 2006-09-30 00:53:33
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On Friday 29 September 2006 19:47, Bill Kendrick wrote: > On Sat, Sep 30, 2006 at 12:46:54AM +0200, Holger Levsen wrote: > > Wow! Out of curiousity, did you show them tuxtype as well? > > And Tux Paint? ;) > > -bill! You guys are reading my mind - I only had the build of tuxmath on the CD I brought along, but I told them about the other tux4kids programs and they are interested in them all! -- David Bruce |
From: Bill K. <nb...@so...> - 2006-09-29 23:47:51
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On Sat, Sep 30, 2006 at 12:46:54AM +0200, Holger Levsen wrote: > > Wow! Out of curiousity, did you show them tuxtype as well? And Tux Paint? ;) -bill! |
From: Holger L. <de...@la...> - 2006-09-29 22:47:07
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Hi, On Friday 29 September 2006 23:51, David Bruce wrote: > Thanks to Yves' strong work, tuxmath now is fully functional on both Linux > and WinXP. I have merged his changes into the subversion repo. The build > process has been switched to autoconf/automake. The current version builds > and installs properly on Debian with ./configure && make && make install.= =20 > I have not yet tried to build it on Windows, but I have tested the build = on > Yves' web site and it appears to work perfectly. Yay! > I demo'd the program to staff at my daughter's school, and they are very > excited. If they get the approval from the district IT folks, they want = to > put tuxmath on all of the computers in the library and classrooms. Wow! Out of curiousity, did you show them tuxtype as well? regards, Holger (who is still looking for someone who can+wants to take care of tuxtype, btw ;) |
From: David B. <db...@ta...> - 2006-09-29 21:51:52
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Thanks to Yves' strong work, tuxmath now is fully functional on both Linux and WinXP. I have merged his changes into the subversion repo. The build process has been switched to autoconf/automake. The current version builds and installs properly on Debian with ./configure && make && make install. I have not yet tried to build it on Windows, but I have tested the build on Yves' web site and it appears to work perfectly. I demo'd the program to staff at my daughter's school, and they are very excited. If they get the approval from the district IT folks, they want to put tuxmath on all of the computers in the library and classrooms. -- David Bruce |
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From: Bill K. <nb...@so...> - 2006-09-29 18:11:27
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On Fri, Sep 29, 2006 at 11:20:41AM +0200, yv...@yc... wrote: > Hi all, > > I finaly got a completely working build of tuxmath for windows. Hurray! :) -bill! |
From: Holger L. <de...@la...> - 2006-09-29 13:01:56
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Hi, On Friday 29 September 2006 11:20, yv...@yc... wrote: > I finaly got a completely working build of tuxmath for windows. Tested on > WInXP. You can test it from here: > http://www.ycombe.net/tuxmath/ Yay. I've added a link to it on http://layer-acht.org/debian/tuxmath/ in th= e=20 hope it stays up. regards, Holger=20 P.S.: my plan to upload the new version to debian this weekend still stands. |