With r20024 I can get ibrowser to actually download the Mozilla webbrowser
control. It usually takes a few tries, often the download hangs halfway
through. I have the feeling that it helps if you move the mouse constantly
during download, but that could just be my imagination.
To install the control, you will need a copy of MSVCP60.DLL, which the
author forgot to include in the install image (Wine has the same problem).
So first copy MSVCP60.DLL from your Windows installation to
\ReactOS\System32, then start ibrowser, download the control and install it.
After that ibrowser (and the "Web" button in ROSExplorer) becomes
functional.
GvG
When I first throw in the idea, that we could try to get some big
companys supporting us, I was amazed by the huge response.
A lot of people seem to be very interested in this, but after some days,
I noticed that there are nearly no devs who replied to my mail, or the
numerous replies on it.
So what I'm asking for is how the devs and especially our PC Steven
Edwards think about asking some companys like IBM, Intel, AMD, nVIDIA,
ATI, Dell,... to support our project.
There are a lot of ways, they could support us, either by money, or by
developers, or by knowledge/documentations.
Every of the mentioned companys would be able to support us, but I think
the only person who has the right to ask any of them is our PC, or maybe
somebody he authorized to do so.
I'm waiting for your replies.
Greets,
David Hinz
BTW, the mail I mentioned above is
http://www.reactos.org/archives/public/ros-dev/2005-December/006645.html
Does this fix the reference to 'reactos.com' with the 'ver' command,
in the Command Interpreter?
On 12/9/05, gvg(a)svn.reactos.com <gvg(a)svn.reactos.com> wrote:
> reactos.org is the preferred name these days
>
>
>
> Updated files:
> trunk/reactos/subsys/system/explorer/shell/mainframe.cpp
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When I try to compile ReactOS on Windows, I get the following error:
./subsys/win32k/objects/path.c: In function `PATH_PathToRegion':
./subsys/win32k/objects/path.c:1024: warning: 'hrgn' might be used
uninitialized
in this function
mingw32-make[1]: *** [obj-i386\subsys\win32k\objects.o] Error 1
Important: I'm compiling with optimisations for amd64 and dbg and kdbg=0.
Revision is 20025
If I'm not the only one with these problems, I hope you get that fixed
soon, I don't think this is because if my platform optimizations.
Greets,
David Hinz
Hi,
after compiling ros on ros, I see over 45000 memory blocks with the tags
TOKd, TOKp, TOKu and TOKp. It seems, something is wrong with the
referencing/dereferencing of tokens. I've add some debug code in
SeDeassignPrimaryToken (only called by PspDeleteProcess), which prints
the ref count of the token object. It is always greater than 1. The
process token is never deleted.
- Hartmut
The discussion is located here:
http://www.reactos.org/archives/public/ros-dev/2005-October/005671.html
I will create a vote with the options below.
Proposal A from Ged Murphy:
/*
* ReactOS <place holder>
* Copyright (C) 2005 ReactOS Foundation
*
* LICENCE: <place holder>
* PROJECT: <place holder>
* FILE: <place holder>
* PURPOSE: <place holder>
* PROGRAMMERS: <place holder>
* REVISIONS:
* <place holder>
*
*/
Proposal B from Alex Ionescu:
/*
* PROJECT: ReactOS Kernel
* LICENSE: GPL - See COPYING in the top level directory
* FILE: ntoskrnl/ex/mutant.c
* PURPOSE: section of the kernel
* PROGRAMMERS: Alex Ionescu (alex at reactos.org)
* David Welch (welch at cwcom.net)
*/
Proposal C from Casper Hornstrup/Gé van Geldorp:
/*
* PROJECT: ReactOS Kernel
* LICENSE: GPL - See COPYING in the top level directory
* COPYRIGHT: Copyright 2004-2005 John Doe
* Copyright 2005 Jane Doe
*/
XML is actively becoming part of technology and programming. Every
major development company has embraced some form of XML in one
product or another. I was wondering if ReactOS would be interested in
developing some form of application to handle XML-based applications.
These applications would be written in XML and bundled in a ZIP file
much like the ODF formats that OpenOffice 2.0 is using. XML
applications would be allowed to communicate with some processing
application protocols and functions. I think something like this
would be a great feature that would quickly allow novice programmers
to quickly develop applications for ReactOS and share them on the
website. Think of it, no compilation time. That would be great.
I will try to write a proof-of-concept application for Windows XP and
2000 for trial and testing.
My main question is: If something like this is wanted/needed/or if
ReactOS members finds interesting would ReactOS think about
supporting it in the first production release. Which is still far
off, I would imagine.
Ge van Geldorp wrote
> So in our case something like
>
> /*
> * COPYRIGHT: Copyright 2005 Alex Ionescu (alex(a)reactos.org)
> * Copyright 2005 Filip Navara (navaraf(a)reactos.org)
> */
I agree with this.
We don't have to do another vote though, do we.
Can we just agree to this one over the mailing list please?
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Please do it anyway since others may care in the future (for instance for security fixes) and replacing directories in Subversion is
troublesome and messes up history (log, blame et al.).
Casper
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> Subject: [ros-svn] [sedwards] 19980: import libxml2-2.6.20. I did not botherwith a vendor import as
> I don't care much about trackingchanges and more recent versions don't even build on mingw
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> import libxml2-2.6.20. I did not bother with a vendor import as I don't care much about tracking
> changes and more recent versions don't even build on mingw
