On 07/11/11 22:55, Mike Blumenkrantz wrote: > On Mon, 11 Jul 2011 22:49:33 -0400 > Christopher Michael<cpmicha...@comcast.net> wrote: > >> On 07/11/11 21:22, P Purkayastha wrote: >>> Bring it on! >>> >>> On 07/12/2011 07:10 AM, Christopher Michael wrote: >>>> Hi Lists, >>>> >>>> This is just another email to let people know that Tuesday (tomorrow in >>>> EST), I will start the upload of the ecore changes to get XCB working, >>>> so expect some (hopefully minimal) svn breakage. I was going to do it >>>> today, but I thought I would send out an email warning to all and give >>>> people a day to grab a 'good' svn :) >>>> >>>> For users, IF you are NOT 'current' with svn (for whatever reason) NOW >>>> would be a good time (before the breakage) ;) >>>> >>>> You should be aware that ecore (with xcb) is still considered 'beta >>>> quality' and highly experimental !!! If you try to build EFL/E using the >>>> evas& ecore xcb stuff, please be aware: >>>> >>>> 1) It's not recommended for general use yet !! >>>> 2) It may not build on your system (tho it builds on all boxes I have >>>> tried so far). >>>> 3) Even if you do manage to get it built, E17 itself can NOT be run >>>> using it (requires e17 svn changes which will come later). >>>> 4) There is little to no support for any languages other than English >>>> (at the moment). >>>> 5) If it toasts your cpu, runs over your cat, kills your hamster, or >>>> does any other 'mean or harmful things' then you get to keep the pieces >>>> free of charge.....remember, you were warned not to build it !! ;) >>>> >>>> Cheers, >>>> dh >> >> ppurka, >> >> Well, it may have just gotten delayed for not sure how long. I just saw >> some recent commits to ecore for IMF stuff, and this adds delays to >> getting my stuff committed because now I have to try and merge the imf >> commits into the changes that I needed to commit...in short, more work >> for me :/ and a potential delay in getting this in svn. >> >> dh >> > THAT'S WHAT YOU GET FOR WAITING TO BREAK SVN > :P
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