"Christopher G. Lewis" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Lets edit that and comment out ENABLE_DEBUG:
> config.h
>
> /* Define if you want the debug output support compiled in. */
> /* #define ENABLE_DEBUG 1 */
>
> After futzing around for a little while, I got it to work.
That should work w
OK, I'm not a big C programmer, so please bear with me.
What I'm trying to do is do a build in win32 without debug support.
Fine, should be simple :-)
Reading the windows\README file is no help - it states to build in Win32
use the following commands:
> Configure.bat --msvc
> Nmake
Hmm. OK, the
Spiros Melitsopoulos wrote:
Hi all
I am a newbie on wget, so there is a "silly"
question about its usage.
(If this list is not the place for such questions,
please let me know in order to avoid using it
for this kind of stuff.)
I try to dowlnload a directory with its contents
from an ftp site
Christopher G. Lewis ha scritto:
Hi everyone -
I've uploaded a working Visual Studio project file for the current TRUNK
in subversion.
excellent. thank you very much, chris.
I'm pretty sure this is the 1.11 Alpha branch.
yes, it is.
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> From: Christopher G. Lewis [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> I've uploaded a working Visual Studio project file for the
> Note that the debug build of Win32 Wget allows debugger attachment,
> stepping through code, etc.
Christopher,
I think this is a really nice contribution. Could you write a sho
Hi all
I am a newbie on wget, so there is a "silly"
question about its usage.
(If this list is not the place for such questions,
please let me know in order to avoid using it
for this kind of stuff.)
I try to dowlnload a directory with its contents
from an ftp site via proxy. Although the connect
