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From: Olivier B. <Oli...@pu...> - 2004-03-17 08:53:32
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Hi Dan, (this email is cc'ed to waba-developers). > Hi, What is the status of Waba? It looks like there has been little or > no activity for about a year. Unfortunately, I have no more time to work on it. So, you're right: since more than a year nothing has append. > Im looking for a VM that is suitable for use in embedded systems. This is why I was using and helping Waba in the past. I was working for a company doing embedded systems with low resources (slow CPU, low RAM, =2E..). But in the meantime, they have switched to a better system (fast CPU, more RAM, ...), and the decision was to do all in C or Python, and Waba is no more used since more than 1 year. And since the begin of this month, I have moved to another job no more related to embedded systems. (at least at this time). > I have compiled waba for Linux, and run a number of tests on it, and I > like what I see. Im curious what its future looks like.=20 You're right. Wabo for Linux is running great. I think so too. (Yes, I'm the main contributor in the Linux part of Waba, but this is not the only reason. ;-) ) For the future... I don't know. For me, I think I will no more use Waba, as I don't have real interest on it. One thing to do if you want is to make an email on the waba-developers list, and ask who is interested to continue or not. And if someone want to be the Waba@sf admin, I will be happy to give him the admin right. Maybe you can also look at superwaba.org. This is an active waba development, but only for Palm and WinCE devices. Hope this answer you. Good day. Olivier --=20 Olivier Bornet | fran=E7ais : http://puck.ch/f Swiss Ice Hockey Results | english : http://puck.ch/e http://puck.ch/ | deutsch : http://puck.ch/g Oli...@pu... | italiano : http://puck.ch/i Get my PGP-key at http://puck.ch/pgp or at http://pgp.mit.edu/ |
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From: Manfred R. <mr...@wi...> - 2003-05-08 10:15:20
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Hi all, I'll be looking into getting Waba working with the CLDC + MIDP classes as described by J2ME. The skeletons of the classes already have been added to the CVS server. Note they all should compile, but don't really do much. Later on I'll be looking at CDC and the PBP / PP / Foundation profiles. Note that I'll not state that we are compliant, but we are striving to be ;). Manfred. |
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From: Manfred R. <mr...@wi...> - 2003-04-25 13:47:51
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Hi there, I've got a question for you. I've been working on that DOS port (will create a Borland make file shortly so that people with the right set of tools can build it themselves). I've also tried to compile the Win32 version and it seems that it wasn't done with Visual C++. Any hints, suggestions there? I would like to have it working with that compiler as well. it seems that it creates the same problem with 'inline' as the Borland DOS compiler. Note that I want to try to get it compiling for WinCE devices too. Let me know what you think of this. I specifically want to run it on my own PocketPC ;) Ohhh, one last thing: in the base directory of the project a build.xml has been added, when you have Jakarta ANT (http://jakarta.apache.org) installed you can invoke the DOS build from there. Regards, Manfred. |
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From: Olivier B. <Oli...@sm...> - 2003-04-23 07:51:49
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Hi Manfred, Happy to see you back, > I've got a question for all you developers, > DOS has that quirky restriction with filenames, > being 8.3 long. I was thinking of a translation > table to translate just before classloading. I think the translation table must be tryed only after the normal filenames are checked. If this is the case, I agree to the proposition. > It does seem to work. Because I don't have=20 > committer status I'll be happy to send you > guys the diffs and the compiled binary + > renamed classes ;). The best way is to give to me your sourceforge login, and you will be able to commit the diffs. Good day. Olivier --=20 Olivier Bornet http://www.smartdata.ch/ Oli...@sm... SMARTDATA SA Phone: +41-27-723'55'03 Rue du Coll=E8ge 5A GPG key ID: C53D9218 CH-1920 Martigny |
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From: Manfred R. <mr...@wi...> - 2003-04-22 06:35:52
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Hi all, I've finally found some time to work a bit on a DOS-only port of Waba. I had to patch the 'waba.c' and 'waba.h' a bit and of course I needed to implement the platform specific stuff. I've got a question for all you developers, DOS has that quirky restriction with filenames, being 8.3 long. I was thinking of a translation table to translate just before classloading. It does seem to work. Because I don't have committer status I'll be happy to send you guys the diffs and the compiled binary + renamed classes ;). Manfred. |
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From: Isao Y. <IYamashita@Vetronix.com> - 2002-07-12 15:02:35
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She sent me another email and she solved this issue
by adding the GUIs to the MainWindow.
So, just to let you guys know...
Waba prevails.
Isao
-----Original Message-----
From: Olivier Bornet [mailto:Oli...@pu...]
Sent: Friday, July 12, 2002 7:52 AM
To: ir...@ma...
Cc: Pascal Bauermeister; Olivier Bornet; WABA Developers
Subject: [Waba-developers] Re: Waba App Question
Hello Irena,
> I saw your name on the Waba Sourceforge project page and was =
wondering
> whether you might be able to help with a question - I am trying to =
write a
> waba app for PocketPC (a Symbol device), but it needs to use tab to =
move
> from one field to another. Is there a way to implement this =
functionality?
One solution is to handle the key events and play with setFocus. See =
the
attached sample for a small help. (quickly writted, not tested a lot).
> I would appreciate any help or advice!
One advice is to don't send email to the developer like you have done
(via their own email address). The best way to have help more quickly
is either to use the mailing lists or the support request at
sourceforge. See :
http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=3D7961
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=3D7961&atid=3D207961
Hope this help.
Good day, and Happy Waba.
Olivier
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From: Olivier B. <Oli...@pu...> - 2002-07-12 14:52:29
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Hello Irena,
> I saw your name on the Waba Sourceforge project page and was wondering
> whether you might be able to help with a question - I am trying to write a
> waba app for PocketPC (a Symbol device), but it needs to use tab to move
> from one field to another. Is there a way to implement this functionality?
One solution is to handle the key events and play with setFocus. See the
attached sample for a small help. (quickly writted, not tested a lot).
> I would appreciate any help or advice!
One advice is to don't send email to the developer like you have done
(via their own email address). The best way to have help more quickly
is either to use the mailing lists or the support request at
sourceforge. See :
http://sourceforge.net/mail/?group_id=7961
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_id=7961&atid=207961
Hope this help.
Good day, and Happy Waba.
Olivier
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Swiss Ice Hockey Results | english : http://puck.ch/e
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From: Olivier B. <Oli...@sm...> - 2002-06-14 15:18:29
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Hello, (seem I was missing this email. sorry for the delay) > Was noticing that in the Linux sources all of the Catalog support is > stubbed out. Were there any thoughts on fleshing this in? I think, we can add the Catalog support if it works, and if we can choose to disable it at configure/compilation time. Good day. Olivier --=20 Olivier Bornet SMARTDATA SA Oli...@sm... Centre du Parc http://www.smartdata.ch av. des Pr=E9s-Beudin 20 Phone +41-27-723'55'03 CH-1920 Martigny Fax +41-27-723'55'19 GPG key ID: C53D9218 |
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From: Olivier B. <Oli...@sm...> - 2002-06-14 15:16:18
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Hello, > Was going to poke the collective brain before I dove into this one. > Seems that Sun's JDK 1.4.0 javac doesn't spit out class files that > waba can handle. I'm getting 'member not found' exceptions. > Rebuilt with JDK 1.3.1 and all is well. Thoughts? I don't have try the 1.4 JDK at this time. I know the java compilation with our autoconf/automake is not really easy. I have read an email some time ago talking about the "automake" for Java (don't remember the name now). But this is another question... For your problem, I think you need to play with the javac options. Take a look at the README, part "NOTE ON JAVA COMPILERS". For example, Jikes needs special flags (+CSO) and the set for the classpath. I have one time tested with the newer version of jikes. It needs other flags (+OLDCSO, maybe also other, don't remember). My first suggestion is to try to add the classpath like with jikes. If you find the solution, thanks to update the README with the needed information. Hope this help. Olivier --=20 Olivier Bornet SMARTDATA SA Oli...@sm... Centre du Parc http://www.smartdata.ch av. des Pr=E9s-Beudin 20 Phone +41-27-723'55'03 CH-1920 Martigny Fax +41-27-723'55'19 GPG key ID: C53D9218 |
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From: Paul B. <tri...@sp...> - 2002-06-14 14:47:40
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Was going to poke the collective brain before I dove into this one. Seems that Sun's JDK 1.4.0 javac doesn't spit out class files that waba can handle. I'm getting 'member not found' exceptions. Rebuilt with JDK 1.3.1 and all is well. Thoughts? -P -- Paul Bohme - Geek Iconoclast Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs and the universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the universe is winning. Richard Cook |
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From: Paul B. <tri...@sp...> - 2002-04-25 19:11:47
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Was noticing that in the Linux sources all of the Catalog support is stubbed out. Were there any thoughts on fleshing this in? -P -- Paul Bohme - Geek Iconoclast Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs and the universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the universe is winning. Richard Cook |
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From: Olivier B. <Oli...@sm...> - 2002-04-09 07:04:33
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Hello, > > ../configure --with-prefix=3Dm68k-palmos --enable-optimisation > > --with-javac=3Djavac --disable-catalog --disable-registry >=20 > Ahhhhhh! That's the one I was looking for - --enable-optimisation. > Without it things get hideous. Heh, now at least I have prc-tools > and POSE installed and running again. ;-) I'm happy this solve your problem. Remember, you can allways use the --help option with configure for the list of available options. > Hm, with the latest from sourceforge CVS the catalogs built properly > on this end. I did have to shut down the registry stuff, though. I > might have a look at what's involved in that one. If you want to implement the registry stuff for PalmOS, let me know. I will be happy to add it on sourceforge stuff. Good day. Olivier --=20 Olivier Bornet SMARTDATA SA Oli...@sm... Centre du Parc http://www.smartdata.ch av. des Pr=E9s-Beudin 20 Phone +41-27-723'55'03 CH-1920 Martigny Fax +41-27-723'55'19 GPG key ID: C53D9218 |
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From: Paul B. <tri...@sp...> - 2002-04-08 23:26:28
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Mr. Bornet I think you've made my evening. ;-) On Tue, 9 Apr 2002 01:07:38 +0200 Olivier Bornet <Oli...@pu...> wrote: > ../configure --with-prefix=m68k-palmos --enable-optimisation > --with-javac=javac --disable-catalog --disable-registry Ahhhhhh! That's the one I was looking for - --enable-optimisation. Without it things get hideous. Heh, now at least I have prc-tools and POSE installed and running again. ;-) > I know, this is not good to disable the catalog class, but leaving it > cause some function not defined. Maybe the PalmOS port is no more in > sync. Anyway, with this, the compilation is OK. If I remember > correctly, the--enable-optimisation is important to stay in the PalmOS > size limit. Hm, with the latest from sourceforge CVS the catalogs built properly on this end. I did have to shut down the registry stuff, though. I might have a look at what's involved in that one. -P -- Paul Bohme - Geek Iconoclast Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs and the universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the universe is winning. Richard Cook |
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From: Olivier B. <Oli...@pu...> - 2002-04-08 23:14:49
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Hello Paul, > Hallo, quickie question: Am trying to use prc-tools 2.0.92 on a Linux h= ost > to build the Waba VM for PalmOS. Unfortunately I'm getting a slew of > truncation errors - a sign that the executable has outgrown the humble > PalmOS limitations. Am I doing something wrong in my config/build, or = is > this something that needs fixing and I've found a patch to hammer out a= nd > submit? long time since I have done a palm compilation on my Linux box. I have swit= ch from RedHat to Debian in the mean time. Anyway, I have just retry now. Very quickly : the m68k-palmos and other prc-tools was not re-installed, but just linked from my old installation. But this work. The configure options I have used are : =2E./configure --with-prefix=3Dm68k-palmos --enable-optimisation --with-jav= ac=3Djavac --disable-catalog --disable-registry I know, this is not good to disable the catalog class, but leaving it cause some function not defined. Maybe the PalmOS port is no more in sync. Anyway, with this, the compilation is OK. If I remember correctly, the --enable-optimisation is important to stay in the PalmOS size limit. > P.S.: Nice work on the Linux/GTK port! Thanks. We are happy with it too. And also with the PicoGUI port. :-) Hope this help. If not, please give more informations (like the version you= try to compile, the options you give to configure, the errors, ...). If you nee more help, I will re-install the cross compilation tools correctly. Good day, and Happy Waba. Olivier --=20 Olivier Bornet | fran=E7ais : http://puck.ch/f Swiss Ice Hockey Results | english : http://puck.ch/e http://puck.ch/ | deutsch : http://puck.ch/g Oli...@pu... | italiano : http://puck.ch/i Get my PGP-key at http://puck.ch/pgp or at http://wwwkeys.pgp.net |
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From: Paul B. <tri...@sp...> - 2002-04-08 15:17:28
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Hallo, quickie question: Am trying to use prc-tools 2.0.92 on a Linux host to build the Waba VM for PalmOS. Unfortunately I'm getting a slew of truncation errors - a sign that the executable has outgrown the humble PalmOS limitations. Am I doing something wrong in my config/build, or is this something that needs fixing and I've found a patch to hammer out and submit? -P P.S.: Nice work on the Linux/GTK port! -- Paul Bohme - Geek Iconoclast Programming today is a race between software engineers striving to build bigger and better idiot-proof programs and the universe trying to produce bigger and better idiots. So far, the universe is winning. Richard Cook |
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From: Chirag K. <ch...@ya...> - 2002-03-04 06:27:22
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----- Forwarded message from Sachin Khadilkar <lin...@ho...> ----- From: "Sachin Khadilkar" <lin...@ho...> To: ch...@ya... Subject: Re: failure in running waba on linux Date: Sat, 02 Mar 2002 11:42:06 -0800 Chirag, Thanks for the prompt reply. I figured out the problem. Looks like it was a problem with GTK. I ran the programs with picogui and they seem to run ok now. Thanks anyway. -Sachin ----Original Message Follows---- From: Chirag Kantharia <ch...@ya...> Reply-To: Chirag Kantharia <ch...@ya...> To: Sachin <lin...@ho...> CC: wab...@li... Subject: Re: failure in running waba on linux Date: Fri, 1 Mar 2002 10:02:42 +0530 On Thu, Feb 28, 2002 at 09:40:36AM -0800, Sachin wrote: | I was wondering if you would know anything about running | waba on linux/x86. I tried to run it and ran into problems. | I was just trying to run the examples. I have compiled and | installed the waba programs. Hello Sachin, Could you tell us, what example programs did you try out? chyrag. -- Chirag Kantharia, symonds.net/~chyrag/ -------------------------------------------------------- Sachin Khadilkar 2523 Bishop Ave, Fremont, CA - 94536 email : sa...@ho... lin...@ho... Ph : (650)270-8611. -------------------------------------------------------- _________________________________________________________________ Send and receive Hotmail on your mobile device: http://mobile.msn.com ----- End forwarded message ----- -- Chirag Kantharia, symonds.net/~chyrag/ |
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From: Chirag K. <ch...@ya...> - 2002-03-01 04:36:43
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On Thu, Feb 28, 2002 at 09:40:36AM -0800, Sachin wrote: | I was wondering if you would know anything about running | waba on linux/x86. I tried to run it and ran into problems. | I was just trying to run the examples. I have compiled and | installed the waba programs. Hello Sachin, Could you tell us, what example programs did you try out? chyrag. -- Chirag Kantharia, symonds.net/~chyrag/ |
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From: Chirag K. <ch...@ya...> - 2002-02-22 05:44:02
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Hello everybody, Waba is already quite small and efficient, but I have an idea, which might optimize it further, on a few platforms. As of now, we have a big switch() statement, for the opcode processing. On Linux at least, gcc would convert that to a jump table. But I am not sure of the other platforms and compilers. It could be converted to a big if-elseif-else statement too, which could be very expensive if the switch is as big as ours. If developers of waba, on different platforms, viz, solaris, hp, win*, palm, could testify, if a big switch() is converted to a jmp table or if-elseif-else stmt, then it would be good to decide, if we want to stick to the switch statement or convert it to something else. chyrag. -- Chirag Kantharia, symonds.net/~chyrag/ |
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From: Olivier B. <Oli...@sm...> - 2001-12-28 23:38:26
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Hello Gregg, > What is the situation with the license for Waba? a little bit "confusing" (this is my opinion). > As near as I can determine, Waba is licensed under > GPL, while some of the variants (SuperWaba?) seem to > be offered under the LGPL. Originally, waba 1.0 was released under GPL license. Then, Sean Luke has received (non-written) permission from Rick Wild and WabaSoft to distribute the Waba for the Newton under the BSD license rather than the GNU GPL. Guilherme C. Hazan has also received a (non-written) permission from Rick = Wild to distribute SuperWaba under the LGPL. I have look at his license.txt file= in the sources. And I'm confuse. Guilherme has add an amendment to the license, mainly saying : << requires the software using or linking to the SuperWaba virtual machine or its libraries to prominently display the following notic= e: "Created with SuperWaba http://www.superwaba.org" >>. I don't want to make = lot of comments on this, but I don't really understand. Will this mean "all the programms using SuperWaba as VM must include this notice" ? If yes, how to = make with programms which follow the Waba standard API and run on many VM ? And = as the _main_ feature of Waba is the multi-platform aspect. I have also look at the begining of the source files, and this seem to me breaking the GPL and = the copyright. The only person who can change a license is the owner of the copyright. And= for the main files of Waba, this is Rick. The original copyright is from him. Again, SuperWaba cause me some troubles. About all the files include now al= so a copyright from Guilherme. I think Guilherme can't do this. The copyright is here for protecting this. He can put the copyright notice with his name onl= y in the new files, not in the old one... Anyway, after some discussions on the waba-spec list, the main reason for t= his "3 licenses style" is Rick don't care about the license. He just want Waba continue and grow. And we want too. Here is the links to the Newton port and SuperWaba : http://cs.gmu.edu/~sean/newton/waba/ http://www.superwaba.com/ > I ask on this list since I'm considering making > changes to the VM; If I make changes to Waba, can > those changes be applied to other variants? I will give my opinion : - if you put your changes in http://waba.sourceforge.net/, this will be definitly under the GPL license. - if you put your changes in the Newton port, this will be under the BSD license. I don't know very well about this license. If someone can just answer my "main" question on it : can we take some part of BSD-licensed sources and put them on GPL-licensed sources ? - if you put your change in the SuperWaba port, this will be under the LGPL. But section 3 of the LGPL say you can use the GPL instead of the LGPL for= a specific copy of the sources. So, all the changes in the SuperWaba version can be taken without problem and inserted in a GPL project . Another question is : can we take a change make under the GPL/LGPL and incl= ude into a BSD-licensed project ? If yes, all is OK to take the changes from the sourceforge port or the SuperWaba port and include in the Newton port. If n= ow, this is a problem, and I don't have an answer now. > I would ask similar questions about other recent > changes, such as the changes for multithreading. OK. As the changes for the multithreading was done on the http://waba.sourceforge.net/ version, this is definitly a change released u= nder the GPL. This is the same for all the things made on http://waba.sourceforge.net/, like the Linux port, the RUPUTER port, the JAR support... I also think the important point for waba is to be and stay Open Source. I hope this email make thinks more clear. Of course, this is my point of vi= ew. If someone want to comment it, don't hesitate. Good day. Olivier --=20 Olivier Bornet SMARTDATA SA Oli...@sm... Centre du Parc http://www.smartdata.ch av. des Pr=E9s-Beudin 20 Phone +41-27-723'55'03 1920 Martigny Fax +41-27-723'55'19 GPG key ID: C53D9218 |
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From: Gregg F. <gre...@ya...> - 2001-12-28 13:41:22
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What is the situation with the license for Waba? As near as I can determine, Waba is licensed under GPL, while some of the variants (SuperWaba?) seem to be offered under the LGPL. I ask on this list since I'm considering making changes to the VM; If I make changes to Waba, can those changes be applied to other variants? I would ask similar questions about other recent changes, such as the changes for multithreading. -- Gregg ===== Thanks, Gregg Fowler NOTE: Please direct responses to gre...@ya... __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Send your FREE holiday greetings online! http://greetings.yahoo.com |
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From: <GEF...@gl...> - 2001-12-26 20:56:40
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If this is the wrong list for this type of question, please let me know. With the latest work on threads, longs, and doubles, it seems like Waba is getting very close to supporting most of the major java language features (ignoring differences in the associated classpath). Is anyone actively working on Exceptions? Has anyone familiar with waba's architecture written up any notes about how they think exceptions support should be implemented? Time willing, I might be interested in helping, but I wouldn't want to conflict with someone else, or do it in a way that is contrary to what someone with a longer-term view would recommend. -- Gregg Fowler (gre...@ya...) |
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From: Olivier B. <Oli...@sm...> - 2001-11-07 15:11:21
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Hello, > There seems to be a build error in the files in the CVS repository, > which I'm 99% sure, that it's not cos of recent changes to the CVS. >=20 > [... stuff deleted ...] >=20 > timeout_event is defined as void timeout_event(void) in nm_linux_c.h an= d > as gint timeout_event(gpointer) in ui_gtk.c. It's my fault. Sorry for the trouble. I have commited the corrected version of nm_linux_c.h. (just remove the declaration of timeout_event(), as this has nothing to do here. Sorry for the trouble. Olivier --=20 Olivier Bornet SMARTDATA SA Oli...@sm... Centre du Parc http://www.smartdata.ch av. des Pr=E9s-Beudin 20 Phone +41-27-723'55'03 1920 Martigny Fax +41-27-723'55'19 Phone +41-27-723'55'18 |
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From: Chirag K. <ch...@ya...> - 2001-11-07 14:47:42
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On Wed, Nov 07, 2001 at 07:17:24PM +0530, Chirag Kantharia wrote: | I did that, and the changes seem to be ok. I'm committing my changes | right now and it hasn't given any error. The commit was done after | checking out the recent most files from the CVS and modifying them. There seems to be a build error in the files in the CVS repository, which I'm 99% sure, that it's not cos of recent changes to the CVS. Making all in linux <snip> gcc -DHAVE_CONFIG_H -I. -I. -I../../vm -I/usr/include/gtk-1.2 -I/usr/include/glib-1.2 -I/usr/lib/glib/include -I/usr/X11R6/include -DUSE_GLIB=1 -DLINUX=1 -DGUI_GTK=1 -DPLATFORM="\"Linux_GTK\"" -DJAR_SUPPORT -DDEFAULT_CLASS_PATH=\"/usr/local/share/waba/classes\" -c ui_gtk.c ui_gtk.c:500: conflicting types for `timeout_event' ../linux/nm_linux_c.h:502: previous declaration of `timeout_event' gmake[3]: *** [ui_gtk.o] Error 1 gmake[3]: Leaving directory `/home/chirag/work/timepass/waba/waba/vm/linux' gmake[2]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1 gmake[2]: Leaving directory `/home/chirag/work/timepass/waba/waba/vm' gmake[1]: *** [all-recursive-am] Error 2 gmake[1]: Leaving directory `/home/chirag/work/timepass/waba/waba/vm' gmake: *** [all-recursive] Error 1 timeout_event is defined as void timeout_event(void) in nm_linux_c.h and as gint timeout_event(gpointer) in ui_gtk.c. There's SMARTDATA copyright on ui_gtk.c. Whosoever's looking after the file, please check. The error could be cos of recent changes too. If they are, then I'm very sorry for breaking the build. chyrag. -- Chirag Kantharia, chyrag.dhs.org/ |
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From: Chirag K. <ch...@ya...> - 2001-11-07 13:43:43
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On Wed, Nov 07, 2001 at 01:40:00PM +0100, Olivier Bornet wrote: | The "cvs commit" make sometime this problem. This is because the system | only look at the time of the files, and don't make a real check. To be | sure what will be updated, try to do a diff (like "cvs diff -rHEAD > | temp.tmp" and look at the temp.tmp file). I did that, and the changes seem to be ok. I'm committing my changes right now and it hasn't given any error. The commit was done after checking out the recent most files from the CVS and modifying them. Thanx! chyrag. -- Chirag Kantharia, chyrag.dhs.org/ |
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From: Olivier B. <Oli...@sm...> - 2001-11-07 12:40:10
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Hello Chyrag, > I have implemented the above option. The patch is attached to the mail. > I am having some problems with the CVS. When I try to commit the > changes, cvs seems to think that I have modified a lot more files > (actually, the list it comes up with, comprises of all the files in the > CVS repository) than I have. >=20 > (I have used 'update Makefile.am' etc which worked fine; the commit > didn't work fine apparently. I can probably tell cvs to commit all the > apparent `changes', it thinks I've done, but I'm afraid that I might > screw up the CVS repository). The "cvs commit" make sometime this problem. This is because the system only look at the time of the files, and don't make a real check. To be sure what will be updated, try to do a diff (like "cvs diff -rHEAD > temp.tmp" and look at the temp.tmp file). If the diff really only show your modifications, it's OK to commit. Event if the list of the file is not correct (it can include a lot more files), when you really send the commit, only the changed files are commited. And all the other "correct but listed" files will be "marked" OK on your CVS copy. Also, it can be necessary to update your CVS working files before making the commit. Please try once more time the commit. If this don't work, let me know and I will make it for you. Good day. Olivier --=20 Olivier Bornet SMARTDATA SA Oli...@sm... Centre du Parc http://www.smartdata.ch av. des Pr=E9s-Beudin 20 Phone +41-27-723'55'03 1920 Martigny Fax +41-27-723'55'19 Phone +41-27-723'55'18 |