Hi,
recently amount of new features added to the trunk decreased, and
there were quite a lot of bugfixes coming in. In my opinion, it is a
very good time for a release. After release is branched, it would be
possible to sync wine shared code and continue with other changes.
If there are no objections, let's start the work right away. Testers
being the first team working, and Colin - when/if you have time for
this release?
WBR,
Aleksey Bragin.
Hi all,
Even if it has already been reported through the newsletter, here is the
announcement for mailing list readers: The ReactOS Project will have a
booth at the Chemnitzer Linux-Tage 2011, the second-largest
Open-Source-related exhibition in Germany, from 19th to 20th March.
Our project is going to be represented by the ReactOS developers Colin
Finck, Timo Kreuzer, Matthias Kupfer, Daniel Reimer and Christoph von
Wittich. This year, we will also be joined by Kai Tietz from the
MinGW-w64 Project.
Like in the last years, you will be able to try out the latest
development state of ReactOS as well as getting some merchandising articles.
So if you have the time to visit Chemnitz, stop by and say hello at our
booth.
Cheers,
Colin
I am just a new person who wants to debug ROS, so my questions may be stupid.
I have checked http://www.reactos.org/wiki/Debugging . It seems the
main debugging way is "Debugging through text messages" (I think it is
more like "checking logs"). If I want to use GDB, I have to use QEMU.
Would you please tell me is Kdbg the only way to debug code in VMWare
or VirtualBox?
And if I want to debug ReactOS, do I have to install QEMU or VMWare or
VirtualBox? Using "make install" in RosBE can generate many binary
files. Is there any build-in way to start ROS from these bin files
without any virtual machine?
Thank you in advance.
Hello all,
As you have certainly noticed, Amine, Olaf and me have upgraded the
BuildBot some days ago. While doing this, we have added Olaf's build
slaves which used to be available at http://reactos.ath.cx:8081.
The new BuildBot version finally enables authenticated access for
features like forcing a build. When you want to do this now, you have to
enter your SVN credentials into the respective fields. If you are a
tester and need these BuildBot features, please ask Aleksey or me for
getting the appropriate credentials.
In the next few days, we're probably going to make the testing results
of his CMake bot available at http://reactos.org/testman and upload his
builds to http://iso.reactos.org.
I might also change the BuildBot Web page design. Now that the main part
has got wider, we might remove the ReactOS design around it to get some
space for the real important stuff.
- Colin
spetreolle(a)svn.reactos.org wrote:
> + subversion_wc_info(${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR} SVNINFO)
This will fail when we're not inside a working copy (see
http://www.vtk.org/Bug/view.php?id=10200), because the macro outputs an
error in this case.
Please take a look into
http://svn.reactos.org/svn/project-tools/trunk/rosev_ircsystem/src/CMakeLis…
to see how you can easily reimplement this step properly.
Apart from that, nice to see that we finally get rid of this old stuff! :-)
- Colin