Hello Alexander, for sure I do it, so you can give me a feedback soon. I will send you the sources this evening (I don't have them in office). About the upload to CVS, I don't know what Pascal have in mind (if the modifications are ok, if wait some time before releasing them, and so on...), but for me there is no problem.
Bye. Giorgio. >----Messaggio originale---- >Da: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >Data: 4-lug-2008 12.18 >A: "Giorgio Bellegotti"<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, <[EMAIL PROTECTED] com> >Cc: <[email protected]> >Ogg: Re: [Scid-users] R: Re: Scid-users Digest, Vol 24, Issue 3 > >Hello! > >In case you could also send me your sources for upload into cvs. I do not want to interfere in your and Pascals work, I just do not know when he will return. > >----- original Nachricht -------- > >Betreff: [Scid-users] R: Re: Scid-users Digest, Vol 24, Issue 3 >Gesendet: Fr, 04. Jul 2008 >Von: Giorgio Bellegotti<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >> Hello Roy, >> I've already fixed this issue. >> I'm waiting that Pascal is >> back to give him the new sources, but you can be sure that the history >> mode in analysis window will be restored. >> >> Bye. >> Giorgio. >> >> >---- >> Messaggio originale---- >> >Da: [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> >Data: 4-lug-2008 >> 9.00 >> >A: <[email protected]> >> >Ogg: Re: [Scid-users] Scid- >> users Digest, Vol 24, Issue 3 >> > >> >I would like to request that an option >> be created that will allow the Engine output window to function like >> the Chessbase GUI analysis window (i.e. scroll the results of the >> analysis as each ply is searched; the time to reach a given ply and the >> PV for that ply is not overwritten by the next ply's PV but rather the >> previous ply PV is preserved in a scrolling window). If this is not >> possible, I will cease to use SCID as it is useless for me without this >> (previously the default!) behavior. Every chess GUI I have ever seen >> has this option (except not anymore for SCID). >> > >> >Thanks, >> > >> >Roy >> > >> > >> > >> >----- Original Message ---- >> >From: "[EMAIL PROTECTED] >> sourceforge.net" <scid-users- [EMAIL PROTECTED]> >> >To: scid- >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] net >> >Sent: Thursday, July 3, 2008 2:01:55 PM >> >Subject: Scid-users Digest, Vol 24, Issue 3 >> > >> >Send Scid-users mailing >> list submissions to >> > [email protected] >> > >> >To >> subscribe or unsubscribe via the World Wide Web, visit >> > https: >> //lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/scid-users >> >or, via email, send >> a message with subject or body 'help' to >> > scid-users- [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> sourceforge.net >> > >> >You can reach the person managing the list at >> > >> [EMAIL PROTECTED] >> > >> >When replying, please edit >> your Subject line so it is more specific >> >than "Re: Contents of Scid- >> users digest..." >> >Today's Topics: >> > >> > 1. Re: precompiled binaries >> (Mikhail Kalenkov) >> > 2. Re: precompiled binaries (Alexander Wagner) >> > 3. Re: DGTDRV in Debian distro? (W. van den Akker) >> > 4. Re: >> precompiled binaries (W. van den Akker) >> > 5. Re: DGTDRV in Debian >> distro? (W. van den Akker) >> > 6. Xfcc & The Big Competitor(tm) >> (Alexander Wagner) >> > 7. Debian packages for scid 3.6.24 (Oliver >> Korff) >> > >> > >> > >> >-----Inline Message Follows----- >> > >> >build the Fedora RPM >> from the scid source. Do you see a way >> >to get this? Something like >> configure --fedora or the like >> >that results in an RPM in the end? >> (Willem: --debian would >> >be another target.) >> >The most straight and >> easiest way to build Fedora binary RPM is grabbing source RPM (http: >> //katrine.lpi. ru/kalenkov/scid-3.6.24-8.fc9.src.rpm in my case) and run >> command >> >$rpmbuild --rebuild scid-3.6.24-8.fc9.src.rpm >> >source RPM file >> is archive with scid sources (scid-3.6.24.tar.bz2, photos2007.zip, >> ratings_2008_4.zip, spelling_2008_4.zip), some simple patches and >> installation script. I guess that source RPM file just realize your >> idea with --fedora configure option in slightly different way. >> > >> > >> > >> But we should >> >discuss this here and also with Pascal once he's back. >> >ok. >> > >> >Mikhail Kalenkov. >> > >> > >> > >> > >> >-----Inline Attachment Follows----- >> > >> >Hi! >> > >> > >> >Alexander Wagner wrote: >> > >> > >> > >> >Is it reasonable to put >> precompiled binaries for popular >> >distributions on the sf project page? >> > >> > >> >IMHO the best way would be for scid to make it into the >> >Fedora >> distribution. >> >I will think on this subject. >> > >> >The other way would >> be an easy way to >> >build the Fedora RPM from the scid source. Do you >> see a way >> >to get this? Something like configure --fedora or the like >> >that results in an RPM in the end? (Willem: --debian would >> >be another >> target.) >> >The most straight and easiest way to build Fedora binary RPM >> is grabbing source RPM (http://katrine.lpi.ru/kalenkov/scid-3.6.24-8. >> fc9.src.rpm in my case) and run command >> >$rpmbuild --rebuild scid- >> 3.6.24-8.fc9.src.rpm >> >source RPM file is archive with scid sources >> (scid-3.6.24.tar.bz2, photos2007.zip, ratings_2008_4.zip, >> spelling_2008_4.zip), some simple patches and installation script. I >> guess that source RPM file just realize your idea with --fedora >> configure option in slightly different way. >> > >> > >> > But we should >> >discuss this here and also with Pascal once he's back. >> >ok. >> > >> >Mikhail Kalenkov. >> > >> > >> > >> > >> >-----Inline Message Follows----- >> > >> >build >> the Fedora RPM from the scid source. Do you see a way >> >to get this? >> Something like configure --fedora or the like >> >that results in an RPM >> in the end? (Willem: --debian would >> >be another target.) >> >The most >> straight and easiest way to build Fedora binary RPM is grabbing source >> RPM (http://katrine.lpi.ru/kalenkov/scid-3.6.24-8.fc9.src.rpm in my >> case) and run command >> >$rpmbuild --rebuild scid-3.6.24-8.fc9.src. rpm >> >source RPM file is archive with scid sources (scid-3.6.24.tar. bz2, >> photos2007.zip, ratings_2008_4.zip, spelling_2008_4.zip), some simple >> patches and installation script. I guess that source RPM file just >> realize your idea with --fedora configure option in slightly different >> way. >> > >> > >> > But we should >> >discuss this here and also with Pascal once >> he's back. >> >ok. >> > >> >Mikhail Kalenkov. >> > >> > >> > >> >--- original Nachricht >> Ende ---- >> >MessageHello Mikhail! >> > >> >I see your point with the src- rpm. >> However, I think a binary rpm distribution has another target user. >> Mainly, binary rpms, debs and whatever address users that do not want >> to build the software but just use it. Especially in the scid community >> I'd guess that there're more chess fans than computer geeks. Therefore, >> I'd say that a src-rpm should be availble but does not address this >> group. >> > >> >With my --fedora configure option I tought more in the >> direction on "how to go to this src-rpm, and then build it". >> > >> >In >> other words, I think it would be nice if the default scid source offers >> a way to build a package for specific distributions. This does _not_ >> make a binary distribution obsolete but is more thought in the >> direction to ease up the src-rpm, src-deb, src-tgz and whatever >> packages. >> > >> >Additionally, building a binary package always requires >> the proper build environment. In your case Fedora 9. Or put the other >> way round: I could generate a binary package for Debian 4 but non for >> Fedora 9. I'd not even be able to build a binary package for Debian >> unstable myself. And this is the reason why I'd say that contributed >> binary builds are: >> > >> >1. a great service for the users >> >2. should be >> hosted on linked sites from people who have this build environment, >> know the packaging how-to of their distribution and so on. >> >3. could be >> used to offer the bleeding edge of development to all users (hence an >> addendum to the packages hopefully provided by the distributions as >> such) >> > >> >So, packages like those you built will always be complementary >> to a package offered by the distribution as such. >> > >> > >> >----- original >> Nachricht -------- >> > >> >Betreff: Re: [Scid-users] precompiled binaries >> >Gesendet: Mi, 02. Jul 2008 >> >Von: Mikhail Kalenkov >> > >> > >> >The other way >> would be an easy way to >> >build the Fedora RPM from the scid source. Do >> you see a way >> >to get this? Something like configure --fedora or the >> like >> >that results in an RPM in the end? (Willem: --debian would >> >be >> another target.) >> >The most straight and easiest way to build Fedora >> binary RPM is grabbing source RPM (http://katrine.lpi.ru/kalenkov/scid- >> 3.6.24-8.fc9.src. rpm in my case) and run command >> >$rpmbuild --rebuild >> scid-3.6.24- 8.fc9.src.rpm >> >source RPM file is archive with scid sources >> (scid-3.6.24.tar.bz2, photos2007.zip, ratings_2008_4.zip, >> spelling_2008_4.zip), some simple patches and installation script. I >> guess that source RPM file just realize your idea with --fedora >> configure option in slightly different way. >> > >> > >> > But we should >> >discuss this here and also with Pascal once he's back. >> >ok. >> > >> >Mikhail Kalenkov. >> > >> > >> > >> >--- original Nachricht Ende ---- >> >_______________________________________________ >> >Scid-users mailing >> list >> >[email protected] >> >https://lists.sourceforge. >> net/lists/listinfo/scid-users >> > >> > >> > >> > >> ------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> >Sponsored by: SourceForge.net Community Choice Awards: VOTE NOW! >> >Studies have shown that voting for your favorite open source project, >> >along with a healthy diet, reduces your potential for chronic lameness >> >and boredom. 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