> -----Original Message-----
> From: tobitosso [mailto:patriciak784-ros@yahoo.de]
> Sent: 26 October 2005 15:24
> To: ReactOS Development List
> Subject: RE: RE: [ros-dev] mingw32-make erros in rbuild
>
>
>
> --- Ge van Geldorp <gvg(a)reactos.org> wrote:
> > That's the problem probably. When you use MSYS,
> > "make" will use its shell
> > program to execute subcommands. The shell doesn't
> > understand backslashes.
> > Remove MSYS and CygWin from your path and try again.
> >
> > Gé van Geldorp.
> The backlslash problem can be easily solved by editing
> the Makefile. Line 230: SEP = \$(ROS_EMPTY);
> replace it with SEP = /$(ROS_EMPTY). MinGW, MSYS and
> perhaps even Windows itself understand using / instead
> of \.
That's not a solution, it's a nasty hack!
> Then the build process works until using
> Makfile.auto is used. I think replacing / with \ in
> Makefile.auto in MinGW on Windows is coded in the
> rbuild sources.
> This is senseless as I wrote above.
You couldn't be further from the truth. It actually makes a great deal of
sense.
> Please remove these lines because then, I will be able
> to build the other parts of ReactOS, too. If you don't
> want to change the files in SVN-Repository first,
> please send the changed sources to me per e-mail.
The rbuild code is fine, it's your environment which is wrong.
Listen to what Ge is telling you!
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I've had a fix for this for a while, but because it's been in rosapps, I'd
forgotten about it.
I agree with Alex's earlier comment. This is essentially a core app and
should at least be moved into /reactos/apps, if not /reactos/subsys/system.
Maybe we should also consider moving some apps which are in /reactos/apps
over to /rosapps too, as there are some odd ones in there which are not core
apps, even a unix tool or two :-o
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From: turner(a)svn.reactos.com [mailto:turner@svn.reactos.com]
Sent: 26 October 2005 13:47
To: ros-svn(a)reactos.com
Subject: [ros-svn] [turner] 18776: Calculate the screen size correctly.
Allow a file name input.
Calculate the screen size correctly. Allow a file name input.
Updated files:
trunk/rosapps/cmdutils/more/more.c
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Hi!
I think we've discussed enough to start the vote on the new voting
method. The two options to vote are:
1. Future votings will be held on the forum. As always only the
commiters can vote but everyone can read the voting forum. The forum
will send a mail to ros-dev everytime a thread (a vote) is created in
the voting forum, so the people that don't track the forums will get
informed too. Every other rule that concerns voting will stay the same.
2. Keep the old voting system.
As always only commiters are allowed to vote. The vote will last 5 days.
Greetings
Michael
A new version of ReactOS has arrived on SourceForge.Net
Release Candidate 2 of version 0.2.8 has been finished last night and
upped. As usual you're welcome to download and test.
At this space some personal note:
This is the first publish the new Releasemanager Brandon Turner did. For
an unknown time, he'll do all future releases, since I go on some longer
jorney. I'll not disappear from ROS but at least for some time. But I'm
coming back within a year or so.
When is this planned?
I thought it was Monday
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Hi,
for a sample program, I have to specify a linker script file. I'm using the following xml-file:
<module name="lowalign" type="win32cui" installbase="bin" installname="lowalign.exe">
<include base="lowalign">.</include>
<define name="__USE_W32API" />
<file>lowalign.c</file>
<linkerflag>-Wl,-T,modules/myapps/lowalign/ldscript</linkerflag>
<linkerflag>-Wl,--file-alignment=0x80</linkerflag>
<linkerflag>-Wl,--section-alignment=0x80</linkerflag>
</module>
I would like it if I can remove the absolute path from the linker script file. Any ideas?
- Hartmut
This is just an idea - there's no need to go crazy and bombard me with
reasons why not.
Just a thought, wouldn't it be better to ask for all the data (in the
textual part of the setup for ReactOS) to be asked and then do all the
proccessing? At the moment, it goes like so:
* ....
* Ask questions about drives
* Apply drive stuff
* Ask question about location of ReactOS
* Apply ReactOS location (and copy files)
* Ask question about booting
* Apply booting stuff
* Reboot PC
Wouldn't it be better to do:
* ....
* Ask questions about drives
* Ask question about location of ReactOS
* Ask question about booting
* Apply drive stuff
* Apply ReactOS location (and copy files)
* Apply booting stuff
* Reboot PC
This is just an idea, remember.
Jonny
I have looked at the successful Debian project for inspiration
on how to make decisions in a large distributed project like
ReactOS. I have drafted a constitution for the ReactOS project
which is similar to the Debian project constitution. You may
find it here: http://www.reactos.org/wiki/index.php/Constitution.
The constitution explains the decision making entities, their
abilities and the decision making processes of the ReactOS
project.
Feel free to comment, suggest changes, etc.
Casper
> From: ekohl(a)svn.reactos.com
>
> - Implement ScmrChangeServiceConfigW stub.
> - CreateServiceW calls ScmrCreateServiceW.
This breaks the build:
lib\advapi32\service\scm.c: In function `ChangeServiceConfigW':
lib\advapi32\service\scm.c:149: warning: implicit declaration of function
`ScmrChangeServiceConfigW'
I've disabled the code in r18735.
Gé van Geldorp.