Le 23/06/2015 20:17, Andras Timar a écrit :
Hi all, For the consequences of the build switches, as I understand them, see below : > Please find below the build configurations Collabora used: > > LibreOffice-from-Collabora: > --disable-ext-ct2n > --disable-ext-google_docs > --disable-ext-mariadb-connector > --disable-ext-numbertext The above extensions are currently not built by default in master AFAIK or in the default TDF builds. ct2n is an extension to convert a number written as text to digital number display google-docs is the Google Docs extension add-on - this requires Java mariadb-connector is the extension for building a sdbc driver that will allow for "native" (i.e. internal C++ wrapped around a C connector library, as opposed to calls to a JDBC/ODBC library) connections to a mysql/mariadb database server numbertext is an extension that does the opposite of ct2n ?? > --disable-lotuswordpro These are the lwp filters. > --disable-lpsolve This is the internal solver code > --disable-neon Not sure about this one, but possibly related to network file access ? > --disable-opengl No OpenGL support - as I understand, this is/was disabled on Mac master anyway > --disable-pdfimport This is the code used to display and edit PDF documents in Writer and Draw, which means that users will not be able to open PDF documents for editing in LibreOffice > --disable-postgresql-sdbc This is the postgresql database driver, used to natively connect LO to postgres instances > --enable-macosx-retina HiDPI support enabled > --enable-mpl-subset No idea what this does > --disable-python This switch builds in python support. If it is not present, any and all python-dependent functionality will fail to work - that includes mailmerge, many of the wizards that were rewritten in python (e.g. Fax/Letter template wizards), UNO programming via python, > --with-theme=tango Bit surprised not to see the Breeze icon theme here - any particular reason ? > --without-help > --without-helppack-integration No built-in help, i.e. clicking on the help button or F1 should launch Safari and point to the help wiki > --without-java Any and all Java required functionality will not work - this includes a great deal of Base (embedded hsqldb, any and all JDBC driver functionality, Oracle ReportWriter) any and all Java user extensions that people might wish to install, and also some of the remaining wizards that are still written in Java One would hope that a suitably clear explanatory message is given when the user tries to activate any such call to instantiate the JVM, or that the app won't suddenly curl up and die. > --without-myspell-dicts I'm not sure what the extent of the effect of this is. My understanding is that the hunspell/myspell dictionaries don't get built with this switch and that by default the Apple spelling correction is used instead ? > > LibreOffice Vanilla: > --enable-extension-integration This enables bundled extension integration in general > --disable-online-update Pretty obvious - I'm assuming there is an obligatory update mechanism that needs to be provided when one hosts an app in the AppStore ? > --disable-odk > --enable-ext-wiki-publisher > --enable-report-builder > --enable-ext-nlpsolver See above - with these switches on, the corresponding extensions are bundled - note that the report-builder extension requires Java, otherwise it will fail miserably to load and provoke an error message (or worse, the whole app will fail) > --enable-symbols This is supposed to provide debugging symbols, although not quite sure how that works without --enable-dbgutil, maybe I have an incomplete understanding > --without-java As Andras indicated in his mail, removing the Java switch and including the Report Builder extension is nonsense, it simply won't run, or worse, have other unintended side effects. Alex _______________________________________________ List Name: Libreoffice-qa mailing list Mail address: Libreoffice-qa@lists.freedesktop.org Change settings: http://lists.freedesktop.org/mailman/listinfo/libreoffice-qa Problems? http://www.libreoffice.org/get-help/mailing-lists/how-to-unsubscribe/ Posting guidelines + more: http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/Netiquette List archive: http://lists.freedesktop.org/archives/libreoffice-qa/
