Sorry, Gmail problems.
A lot of code has been rewritten, so it's possible that something
unintentional got introduced. Please post a test case showing the
problem, but I suspect I know what's happening. There was a problem
in prior releases where Method objects were used as class Methods,
toplev
Well, a lot of stuff has been rewritten, so it's possible that some
inadvertent problems have been in
On Tue, Jul 15, 2008 at 5:26 PM, Moritz Hoffmann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
> did the behaviour of the mthod class change recently? A while ago one
> could create instances of this class, su
Hi,
did the behaviour of the mthod class change recently? A while ago one
could create instances of this class, supplying a name and a source
array. To actually run the code one needed to invoke run with arguments,
prior to this the could would not be executed.
This is essential to be able to se
David Ashley wrote:
> Moritz -
>
> After applying your updates to the acinclude.m4 file (which I like BTW)
> I am getting a error in the ORX_PTHREAD_MUTEXATTR_SETTYPE_ARG2 function.
> I appears that multiple AC_COMPILE_IFELSE macros are not allowed in a
> single function definition with my vers
Moritz -
After applying your updates to the acinclude.m4 file (which I like BTW) I
am getting a error in the ORX_PTHREAD_MUTEXATTR_SETTYPE_ARG2 function. I
appears that multiple AC_COMPILE_IFELSE macros are not allowed in a single
function definition with my version of the auto tools (RHEL 5.1).
Jon,
Your first batch file looks like it does the right thing. The second
batch file looks like it does not do the right thing, unless the set
output you posted is not correct.
Well, I started to answer this, then decided the output from your set
command is too garbled.
Let's take this offline
Hi David, Mark,
Thanks for your suggestions. I just have a quick moment before heading off,
so I no-opped the make, rid myself of the extraneous 'd:' so the batch file
looks like this now:
d:
> cd \orxSVN\interpreter-3.x\trunk
> set SRC_DRV=D:
> set SRC_DIR=\orxSVN\interpreter-3.x\trunk\
> set N
