Eric Hoch wrote:
Hi Eric, Wind Li, Pavel, all,
Am Mon, 31 Jan 2005 09:24:59 +0100, schrieb eric.bachard:
Hi,
Wind Li a �crit :
eric.bachard wrote:
Hi Eric, all
To make short : ".dylib" are build, and this way, ".so" are missing ;-)
There is a patch for this on
<http://www.openoffice.org/issues/show_bug.cgi?id=41626> by
Pavel.
Yes, thank you very much. I don't know why, but I was a lot of
time reading this issue, and I completely miss the end of this
interessant patch !
And guess what? This patch finally made Mozilla build for Mac OS
X!!! Strike! One big problem solved!. Question:
Can we check the Mac OS X Sources into a cws
Good idea.
and later in the main
source code tree
If let me choose, the answer is no. moz/zipped has grown to about 36m.
We had better reduce it instead of increase it. I am thinking of we
should introduce a distfile folder into OOo build system like the ones
in freebsd port system and garnome build system. We can put all third
party files (such as gpc.xx.zip,dbghlp.dll) and prebuilt files there.
Then we can keep the same files one line too. Our build system should
first find the files in the distfile folder then the internet. We can
also introduce a target as fetch_all, then we can build fetch_all to
pull all these files from internet to dist directory.
so that they are available like to everyone like
the ones for Linux, Windows and Solaris are. This makes building
OOo with mozilla on Mac OS X easier.
Currently we can check in the files into a cws and add some comments to
the main source code tree. Such as putting a readme.macos to moz or
moz/zipped.
Regards,
Eric Hoch
Best Regards
Wind Li
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