Greg Ercolano wrote: > imacarthur wrote: >> On 13 Jan 2010, at 22:56, Greg Ercolano wrote: >> >>> OK, I've got FNFC building under linux (Ubuntu8) and OSX, >>> so I figure it's ready to check in. >>> >>> Under OSX I tested with both COCOA enabled and disabled >>> (to test both sections of the FNFC code). >>> >>> Windows build files haven't been modified, so windows will >>> not build FNFC or the test program, but that should be fine >>> for now. When we're ready, we can modify the build files to >>> bring it into line. >> OK - but can we assume that the mingw/cygwin builds probably *will* >> build it, since they use the autoconf output the same as linux? > > That sounds correct, but I don't have those build environments > to verify. > > The build files I checked in: > > branches/branch-1.3/src/Makefile > branches/branch-1.3/src/makedepend > branches/branch-1.3/src/makefile.wat > branches/branch-1.3/test/Makefile > branches/branch-1.3/test/makefile.wat > > ..so if those tools make use of those files, then I imagine > they'll build correctly. > > I just checked everything in, so maybe someone with those build > environments can check..?
Done: MinGW and Cygwin/MinGW are okay, no problem. Cygwin/Cygwin, i.e. "configure --enable-cygwin" compiles and builds, but picks the wrong (FLTK) file chooser instead of the Windows native file chooser. That's due to the wrong usage of "_WIN32" instead of FLTK's defined "WIN32". This should be addressed when we decided how to proceed with WIN32 vs. _WIN32 (or, if you like you can change it to "WIN32" to be correct with today's FLTK conventions). Cygwin/X11, i.e. "configure --enable-cygwin --enable-x11" is okay and picks the _correct_ (FLTK) file chooser. BTW.: Minor issues for all build systems: Most (if not all) of the new files don't have the '// End of "$Id".' comment, the new files lack their correct SVN properties, and the test/ folder should have an additional svn:ignore for "native-filechooser". I can add the SVN properties, if you like - please tell me. Albrecht _______________________________________________ fltk-dev mailing list fltk-dev@easysw.com http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk-dev
