Quote from: melf on 2012.03.10, 19:13:28
The ic*.dlls pack is missing among the zip-packages. I took them from my OO32 and that worked fine.
thanks for spotting this, I have uploaded to netlabs also the latest zip files.
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The ic*.dlls pack is missing among the zip-packages. I took them from my OO32 and that worked fine.
Quote from: David McKenna on 2012.03.10, 18:50:04
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Quote from: djcaetano on 2012.02.27, 20:42:04
Path was: D:\PROGRAMS\OO
Quote from: djcaetano on 2012.01.24, 01:09:45Quote from: jep on 2012.01.20, 12:58:01
Had exaclty the same problem...
I placed the HOME and the Programs folders on D: but OpenOffice didn't start after I tried to install it to D:\Programs.
Solution:
Install it to C:
e.g. C:\Programs\OpenOffice... that is.
//Jan-Erik
Thanks Jan. Installing to C: did the trick.
Weird.
Quote from: dryeo on 2012.02.06, 09:58:21
Wish wlink worked as well for Firefox. Rich had to patch it to more aggressively to use high memory, ( http://e-vertise.com/misc/wl-fix.zip) and there are page table overflows with a debug build.
Fyi he changed the patch to use high memory for 4 k chunks instead of 64 k chunks.
To work around a problem with the OS X linker, Mozilla got rid of static libs so for FF10 there are 2411 object files passed to GCC which our GCC can't pass on to the linker due to the lack of support for writing response files. We're calling emxomfar directly. Does your gcc 4.4.6 fixes include support for such huge command lines?
Currently using the 4.4.6 port from Paul's site fails to build a useful browser. It acts the same as if there was no network connection. Is the RPM version the same version of 4.4.6? I haven't used RPM much due to bandwidth limitations.
Quote from: ivan on 2012.02.05, 21:06:34
Are you saying that you are working on a native version of Open Office, or is that asking too much?
Quote from: dryeo on 2012.02.05, 06:38:44
The OS/2 Mozilla port is built with GCC, currently 4.4.1 and as far as I can see that will continue to work for building Mozilla for the foresee-able future. We are at the limit of our tool chain though, most notably our linkers. We can barely link XUL.dll and can no longer build a debug version which makes things difficult.
Quote from: melf on 2011.01.03, 00:23:48
I'm no programmer but have hard to figure out what suddenly has become so complicated in new programs, so we have to "borrow" an installer from unix? Incidently I'm not very fond of the unix way to do and write things, so an installer talking unix would be bad in my opinion.
Quote from: CDRWSel on 2011.01.02, 17:45:00
1/ Why to use install tool which has more than 50MiB and requires billable internet connection ?
Quote from: saborion2 on 2008.05.30, 16:37:15
So, what if the adequate incentives schemes (Bounty Proposals, Development Resources, Maintenance Contracts et cetera et etcetera...) are offered (put in place) to attract the developers so that "projects" become more lucrative and the required "GA" Stages and Dates are quite easily achievable.
Quote from: lpino on 2008.05.29, 23:04:32
Great to hear those news, but Im not a fan of ODIN ports. The more native the better. What JVM do you use for that port?, can you start Eclipse 3.x?