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Programming / Re: Have you tested any of the new Qt 6 builds?
« on: April 02, 2023, 03:27:16 am »
I've been testing, which is what lead me to build the xpdf on it.
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What Qt version are you using to test with? 6.2.4 or a newer one?I was not paying close enough attention... I was thinking this was for the recent 6.3.2 release.
OK, we now have DLLs but it's not working yet:Code: [Select][109:1:0322/222035.678000:ERROR:shared_buffer_dispatcher.cc(298)] Failed to map shared memory region.
[109:8:0322/222037.341000:ERROR:shared_buffer_dispatcher.cc(298)] Failed to map shared memory region.
[109:1:0322/222037.875000:ERROR:system_network_context_manager.cpp(274)] Cannot use V8 Proxy resolver in single process mode.
[109:1:0322/222037.892000:ERROR:system_network_context_manager.cpp(274)] Cannot use V8 Proxy resolver in single process mode.
I get the second pair with the current code. I find that if I disable single process mode that I then have a better chance of loading pages but the system _will_ lock up much faster.
I'm not too worried about the second pair of messages, but the former sounds more serious. I'll have to go look at the code at https://github.com/psmedley/qt6-webengine-os2/blob/6.4.x/src/3rdparty/chromium/mojo/core/shared_buffer_dispatcher.cc#L298
Edit: Seems like due to my copy of posix code in https://github.com/psmedley/qt6-webengine-os2/commit/fe6e0638c422e146cb2379bf6a275d668b144edd#diff-0b0cccfdd90d1b8b3e0eced8a42e148326a514e6b73c3eea1435b488abe39e9b
It runs here, but gives me blank pages not loading (one time it did render three tabs but hung loading the third and all tabs quit responding) tried deleting the whole .dooble folder under home but has not helped,https://smedley.id.au/tmp/dooble-2023.02.25-os2-qt6-20230225.zip - no OS/2 specific changes in this release.I can't run this version, it doesn't work for me.
saludos
IIRC the first port of Voix was mine. I'm glad to see that someone improved it.
Thanks Andy.
Mentore
Hi Andy,It has been so long that I do not recall and at this point, CUPS is working well and it was an easy setup on ArcaOS where CUPS was installed anyhow.
Did you run the cleanppd.cmd first? My biggest problem was getting both printers to appear in the printer list.
Hello and welcomeNow I would like to make a mini-adventure in the GUI of each platform with buttons for directions, graphics, etc. OS/2 is a hard nut to crack. I'd like to use Qt but there seems to be a learning curve with no version of QT Creator for OS/2. I also installed Watcom C++ for OS/2 but I've seen comments that 2.0 has issues and that I should use 1.9. Just using GCC in ArcaOS I've run into issues using CMAKE even though I have it installed. I also have a copy of VisualAge C++ for OS/2 3.0 that I bought way back when and installed on ArcOS 5.0 that didn't run after install/reboot.
FWIW - I've built Qt-Creator 8.01 with Qt6, but it doesn't quite work yet. It is definitely the intent to get this working.
re: cmake and gcc - suggest using rpm if you're not already, and it should just work.
Cheers,
Paul.
I have two Brother laser colour printers that work very well with the PSPRINT driver after I added the PPD for each to it. You should be able to get the PPD from the Brother site under their Linux driver for that printer.
Mine are the DCP-9020cdw and HL-3170cdw
NOTE: you need to be careful when reading how to use PIN.exe to get the PPD into the PSPRINT.
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The pcl driver does mostly work with the 7365 but not always reliable for some jobs. I never had any luck with the linux ppd files with psprint and did not find windows ones.
Hey Paul,
Thanks for adding H.264 support! Don't know if you noticed, but if you click on the description of a feature on the html5test result, you get a popup that shows the status (stable, experimental, etc.), point value, and 'compare' which in turn goes to a page that shows which browsers support the feature. There are several items that are supported by Chrome (with stable status), but not enabled in our Dooble.
Here, I can reliably get a system hang going to https://www.youtube.com . Tried capturing stdout and stderr using your example and went to youtube (which immediately hung the system), but after a <ctrl><alt><num-lock><num-lock>, stdout and stderr were both 0 bytes (<ctrl><alt><del> doesn't work when Dooble hangs).
I can provide a system dump from one of these hangs if you ever need one.
Regards,