Hi David,
El dom, 27-11-2005 a las 23:02 -0600, David Carr escribió:
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> Curiously, my source tree doesn't have a s_page.nw as far as I can tell.
Are you looking at the right directory? it should be at libgeda/noweb.
> I checked out a fresh gschem tree from CVS and got this build error:
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> The offending line looks like this:
> backup_filename = g_strdup_printf("%s%c"AUTOSAVE_BACKUP_FILENAME_STRING,
> dirname, G_DIR_SEPARATOR, only_filename);
>
> grep -R AUTOSAVE_BACKUP_FILENAME_STRING *
> doesn't turn up any instances of AUTOSAVE_BACKUP_FILENAME_STRING in my
> tree, perhaps I need to update my libgeda.
Yes, you are right. It is one of my last changes, and it is declared in
libgeda, so any program could know how the backup file is named.
You have to update libgeda as well in order to user gschem's CVS
version.
> Also, my first thought was to put a comma between "%s%c" and
> AUTOSAVE_BACKUP_FILENAME_STRING to fix the syntax error but it appears
> that there are too many arguments to the function.
I think you have an older version. The behaviour you experienced was
fixed on 18/11, and gschem shouldn't crash anymore.
See my next mail.
Regards,
Carlos
