Le 16 mai 05, à 03:25, Yen-Ju Chen a écrit :
In LuceneKit ChangeLog :
2005-05-15 Yen-Ju Chen <yjchenx at gmail _dot_ com>
* Rewrite GNUmakefile and some headers to make correct
installation.
* Adapt new directory structure.
* Source/Search/TestNot.m:
* Source/Search/TestBooleanScorer.m:
* Source/Search/TestBooleanOr.m: ported.
* Current test result:
Result: 36 classes, 84 methods, 352033 tests, 0 failed
Hi Yen-Ju,
I don't understand why you have changed #include directive with
LuceneKit internal headers in order to have them looked up in system
scope and not in project scope. What was the problem with just #include
"Java/LCReader.h" vs #include <LuceneKit/Java/LCReader.h> to take an
example.
#include <blabla.h> is usually reserved when you link code external to
your project. If you have a old LuceneKit version installed, and you
are compiling a more recent one, headers included could be older ones
(found in GNUstep Headers directory) and compilation may fail.
Quentin.
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