Hello all.
I was looking to get a look at the openwengo but I can't understand what
steps I have to do to put this working on the VS2003.
I install the Visual SVN plugin and created a new solution.
I have downloaded the source code through the Visual SVN to the Solution
but now I don't know what
Joel Silva wrote:
Hello all.
I was looking to get a look at the openwengo but I can't understand what
steps I have to do to put this working on the VS2003.
I install the Visual SVN plugin and created a new solution.
I have downloaded the source code through the Visual SVN to the Solution
but
Hi,
I just noticed that the 2.1 nightly builds for Linux stopped at r13085 -
we're up to r13107 as of 9pm yesterday, and 13085 dates from 14:23
yesterday.
Is the builder for the 2.1 branch activated in the buildbot?
Cheers,
Dave.
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Joel Silva wrote:
Thanks for the quick reply!;)
I read the link you you sent but I don't know what modifications I'm
supposed to do...
For a newbie like me its a little hard to understand what I should do
looking only for that site.
You need to run cmake which creates the MSVC files. For
On Wednesday 17 October 2007 14:23:36 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Log:
OK, no popen() ;-). Don't leak a file descriptor...
Hehe, good catch!
Aurélien
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Hi,
Aurélien Gâteau wrote:
Attached patches implement this. It would be nice to have your opinion on
them. Note that it will cause a big recompile, since it changes Logger.h :-/
One thing I would like to add is support for a OWLOGGER_DEFAULT environment
variable, which would define the
I just committed my logging changes, as well as support for OWLOGGER_DEFAULT
environment variable. I also documented the usage of the environment
variables in a new file named DEBUGGING.txt.
Aurélien
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Aurélien Gâteau wrote:
I just committed my logging changes, as well as support for OWLOGGER_DEFAULT
environment variable. I also documented the usage of the environment
variables in a new file named DEBUGGING.txt.
Great work, thanks!
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Aurélien
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Hi Philippe,
I ever try on the 13114 revision, it's my current working revision ...
I saw on the Wengo website that the new version of openwengo, the NG
version, was working with MinGW compilation instead of VisualC++ no ?
Compilation works if I remember well but
