It's actually relative to the binary's current directory, not the directory
the binary is in. So, for example, since I'm often running quackle from
the command-line after doing a build, I simply run the command-line...
release\quackle
from the quacker directory, and that works fine because the current
directory is c:\quackle\quacker, not c:\quackle\quacker\release. You could
also make a shortcut to the release binary which sets the current
directory...both slightly better options than having to copy it every time.
At some point, I'll probably improve the data directory-finding logic, but
it's not a high priority since we now have a real installer that we'll
deliver in the next beta.
In any case, it's good to hear that somebody else was able to build under
Windows. Hope my instructions in the readme were helpful to that end.
John Fultz
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Wolfram Research, Inc.
On Tue, 21 Mar 2006 01:35:24 -0000, Winter wrote:
> Yes, it worked once I copied quacker.exe to the quacker directory.
>
> I built on Windows.
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