'release' is fine with me.
Fine with me as well, but note that win/Release is created by the MS dev
tools. But as long as the "release" dir is only on the top level,
collisions should be avoided.
Rgds,
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What is the preferred way to submit a patch to this project?
Should it be against the released version or against svn?
I'm working on a patchset that makes tigervnc socks aware. So far it
works fine on OS X against X11, I think it works in linux and have still
to look at the windows code.
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What is the preferred way to submit a patch to this project?
Should it be against the released version or against svn?
Against svn. Critical bugfixes are normally applied both to "trunk" and
the 1_0 branch. New features such as this one should probably only go into
"trunk".
I'm working o
Hi all,
I just commited r3913 - it adds Makefiles for Windows winvnc4 and
vncconfig so all Windows programs can be built via MinGW.
Note that you have to patch MinGW Win32 API because the latest
released version doesn't have IActiveDesktop interface defined:
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=
I managed to download the source from svn but how do I create the
configure scripts? Which version of autotools is needed?
And how to compile from svn on windows too?
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Bengt-Arne Fjellner wrote:
> I managed to download the source from svn but how do I create the
> configure scripts?
cd unix
./configure
> Which version of autotools is needed?
I don't know, shouldn't be a problem.
> And how to compile from svn on
Bengt-Arne Fjellner wrote:
> I managed to download the source from svn but how do I create the
> configure scripts?
cd unix
./configure
> Which version of autotools is needed?
I don't know, shouldn't be a problem.
> And how to compile from svn on windows too?
Load it into Visual C++
Antoine
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I regularly build on CentOS 4, which has autoconf 2.59 and automake
1.9.2. I haven't tried earlier versions, but I don't expect it to work.
Bengt-Arne Fjellner wrote:
> I managed to download the source from svn but how do I create the
> configure scripts? Which version of autotools is needed?
>