See strtmpl.h in sal/rtl for example. IIRC, sal and tools are littered
with these contructs.
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From: Kai Backman [mailto:[EMAIL
the performance for current
CPU's.
Heiner
Leibowitz, Michael wrote:
It's very easy to measure how long it takes to open a file. You can
use
the UNO API and gettimeofday. If just want something quick and
dirty,
you can just use RTL_LOGFILE.
However, figuring out what is a typical document
It's very easy to measure how long it takes to open a file. You can use
the UNO API and gettimeofday. If just want something quick and dirty,
you can just use RTL_LOGFILE.
However, figuring out what is a typical document is not. For our
performance profiling, we have a collection of about 100
The wonderful thing about version control is the ability to undo changes
if they seem to be a bad idea down the road.
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From: Mathias
Could we have the main page point to the wiki, please? New developers
go to the main page, which is not dynamic enough it seems. We all know
getting the build going is difficult for new developers. It would make
sense to put the easy to find instructions in a place where we can all
edit it. I
I'm doing research on software packaging systems. I know that
openoffice.org can be a difficult piece of software to package and was
curious how many people devote most or part of their time to packaging.
The DomainDeveloper page on the wiki lists a few, but I'm sure there are
more. I'd also be
I'm having some trouble with making scripts in my makefile.mk. In
UNIX, I use UNIXTEXT = $(MISC)/dbbe_enable.sh That seems to work.
However, on Windows, I don't know of any similar variable. I tried
putting in my own target:
# --- Targets --
.INCLUDE :
available for windows :(
Leibowitz, Michael wrote:
I'm having some trouble with making scripts in my makefile.mk. In
UNIX, I use UNIXTEXT = $(MISC)/dbbe_enable.sh That seems to work.
However, on Windows, I don't know of any similar variable. I tried
putting in my own target:
# --- Targets
Hi Anto,
Have a look at the way ooo-build's bin/ooinstall does it
(http://cvs.gnome.org/viewcvs/ooo-build/bin/ooinstall?view=markup)
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Intel Corporation
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Cc: Nino Novak; Keskar, Dhananjay V; Stefan Taxhet
Subject: Re: [dev] Wiki Extension: DynamicPageList2
Michael,
Leibowitz, Michael wrote:
Sorry for the delay. I had trouble getting it together for the 28th.
The wiki needs upgrading for the extension, as well as to prevent
some
XSS
Is there a way to make parallel builds (make -jn equivalent) with the
vanilla build system? I know that ooo-build offers --with-num-cpus=n
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Intel Corporation
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The main page download link works as far as I know.
However:
http://freshmeat.net/projects/openoffice/ lists 2.0.2 as latest version
http://distribution.openoffice.org/p2p/index.html doesn't have 2.0.3 and
shows infrastructure maintenance notice.
; Leibowitz, Michael
Cc: Nino Novak; Keskar, Dhananjay V; Stefan Taxhet
Subject: Re: [dev] Wiki Extension: DynamicPageList2
Michael,
it seems that the extension has not yet been installed on the wiki.
According to Stefans forward, the 28th had been planned. Would you mind
to give us an update what
There is a logging facility built into OpenOffice.org. Set the
environment variable RTL_LOGFILE to the filename that you want logs
outputted to. You will only get performance markers unless
OpenOffice.org is compiled with TIMELOG defined. Hope that helps.
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Software
Is there a portable pack directive that is recommended? Gcc and the
Windows compilers both support #pragma pack (solaris??). Is there a
portable macro for this sort of thing? I need to pack a struct to four
byte alignment. Any help appreciated.
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Software Engineer, Channel
There's a link from the Performance page under helpful tooling. We have
yet to make an announcement on the dev list because we don't have a
proper place for the source yet (as you pointed out on the wiki).
We hope this tool helps people. We have plans for new features, but
would welcome
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