From a command window in the Sword path, I just tried utils64\diatheke /? and
got the following message:
[Screenshot 2018-01-30 21.33.04.png]
FWIW, there is a DLL file with that name "libwinpthread-1.dll" installed with
Xiphos.
Best regards,
David
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-------- Original Message --------
On 30 January 2018 5:15 PM, Greg Hellings <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Tue, Jan 30, 2018 at 11:11 AM, David Haslam <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Thanks Greg,
>>
>> I just downloaded sword-utils-1.8.1-x86_64-release.zip and created a
>> symbolic link under my sword path to the extracted folder.
>>
>> It may be a while before I chance to try any of the utilities.
>
> Could you at least try to invoke one of them, so we know if there are any
> missing DLLs?
>
>> Are there any notes on what's different between the x32 and x64 builds ?
>
> One is for x32 architectures the other for x64.
>
> --Greg
>
>> cf. My PC has Windows 7 x64.
>>
>> Best regards,
>>
>> David
>>
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>> -------- Original Message --------
>> On 30 January 2018 2:52 PM, Greg Hellings <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>> Dear all,
>>>
>>> I have made a first pass at building the Windows version of the Sword
>>> utilities. You can find the resulting builds for 1.8.1 here:
>>> http://dl.thehellings.com/sword-utils/ as per usual.
>>>
>>> These are not officially supported or endorsed by CrossWire. I create them
>>> of my own volition and not in my capacity as the release manager here. They
>>> are simply zipped versions of the files I build from the Fedora MinGW
>>> packages.
>>>
>>> I haven't a Windows machine up and running today to test them out. These
>>> packages include the latest versions of all the files that were part of the
>>> 1.7.4 release bundle. However, since much time has passed since then, it
>>> would not surprise me if there are DLL files that have been added to the
>>> dependency tree since then. If you encounter issues with executing the
>>> files, please give me a holler and I'll see if there's an obvious solution.
>>>
>>> For those who are interested, and since I now automate everything I
>>> reasonably can manage to automate, you can see the scripts I use to build
>>> these files at https://github.com/greg-hellings/config. If you have Vagrant
>>> and Ansible installed on your local system, you can build the same results
>>> by opening the vagrant/mingw_sword_package folder from that repository and
>>> issuing the command "vagrant up". This should be do-able by anyone on any
>>> host. Doing so will bring up a guest Fedora 27 system, install the latest
>>> test version of the MinGW Sword package, package the results, and create a
>>> zip folder in the root of your current directory alongside the Vagrantfile.
>>>
>>> Please feel free to ask questions or chastise me if something is amiss.
>>>
>>> --Greg
>>
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