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Lothar Behrens - 15 Oct 2007 17:12 GMT

Hi,

I have created a new package that does compile on my Mac OS X 10.3.9
box (G4), but I like to hear
from someone else that it would compile well. Also I like to get some
tips what could be done better :-)

You could read more about the project on http://www.lollisoft.de

The package is not yet published, but I could put it onto the
webserver for short time.

Please contact me for further information.

Thanks a lot,

Lothar

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markusw - 15 Oct 2007 19:20 GMT

> Hi,
>
> I have created a new package that does compile on my Mac OS X 10.3.9
> box (G4), but I like to hear
> from someone else that it would compile well. Also I like to get some
> tips what could be done better :-)

Hi Lothar,

I suspect I won't be able to give any tips (I'm only a casual
programmer), but if you just want it test-compiled I'd be happy to
help you.
I've got XCode 2.4.1 on my G4 mini running 10.4.10. If it's the IbDMF,
is the current source in the CVS at SourceForge? I can pull it from
there no prob if no addtional libs are required. Contact me here or
via email if you're interested.

Cheers
Markus

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Lothar Behrens - 15 Oct 2007 20:54 GMT

> > Hi,
>
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> there no prob if no addtional libs are required. Contact me here or
> via email if you're interested.

Yes, that is it. In the base directory is a configure script that
simply creates
a makefile. But I think it could not directly used because my Mac OS X
package
has a little different structure.

But you also need the wxWidgets libraries. Pull them from the latest
tgz release and
make them as usual and install it. (www.wxwidgets.org)

Next you need unixODBC, because the main application uses it. Make and
install it as usual.
A special driver for PostgreSQL database could be installed any time
later. (www.unixodbc.org)

I think, then you could try compiling the source as follows:

Create a directory Projects and inside of this directory checkout the
project (CPP).
Then copy Projects/CPP/configure to the place where you have created
Projects.

You will get this:

Projects
CPP
BaseDevelopment
...
configure

Call configure without parameters and then make.

Now I see, that I propably should create a script to do this stuff for
the next time :-)
(For those, who prefer to pull the project from CVS)

Hope you have success. Thanks for your time.

Lothar

> Cheers
> Markus

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Really need tester