cd ./wntmsci12/misc/build/glib-2.28.1/ nmake -f makefile.msc
/usr/bin/cp glib/glibconfig.h.win32 glib/glibconfig.h
But 'glib/glibconfig.h.win32' and'glib/glibconfig.h' really exist.
Yeah, but /usr/bin/cp is hardly understandable to nmake.
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Is there any public discussion or documentation on the rebasing done at various
stages in OOo? When building, in postprocess each DLL is rebased so that they
have unique base addresses, and don't overlap if loaded at these addresses. But
then in an installer custom action this is reverted
EducOOo donated code for ARM Linux port makes it sound you did the port.
Me, I didn't understand if EducOOo is the subject or object here... (And with
issuezilla being down, I couldn't check the link either.) Was it donated to
EducOOo, or did EducOOo donate it to somebody else? And what does
Windows suppresses stdio in GUI programs.
You can change that after having built soffice.bin (and soffice.exe):
editbin /subsystem:console \path\to\executable
then you will get a console window always opened for the executable in
question, and any output written to stdout will be visible
What I was trying to say is that I recall something very similar to this
happening a while back and the company cried foul when the open source
software used their proprietory code and used it as an excuse to lambast
open source in general.
So basically, just hearsay?
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So if you say that in an OOo installed from a downloaded installer,
there are *Mozilla* libs (*not* OOo libs!) which are linked against
msvcr90.dll, I'd b somewhat surprised. Do you have an example?
Sure. For instance nspr4.dll and nss3.dll in an OOo installed from
This is (should be) completely transparent, i.e. if you download the
prebuilts used from tools.openoffice.org, and use them in your build,
but also build the nss module (there's a configure switch to disable it,
IIRC), then the libs from the latter replace the libs from the former.
So, in an
i don't know much about ntfs, but maybe it has a different concept of
permissions than ordinary unix filesystems?
Of course, completely different, based on arbitrarily long ACLs and not POSIX
rwxrwxrwx bits.
Mounting a NTFS volume on a Unix machine means these ACLs must then be somehow
I noticed that the prebuilt Mozilla DLLs in the
http://tools.openoffice.org/moz_prebuild/OOo3.2/WNTMSCIruntime.zip file (linked
from the http://tools.openoffice.org/moz_prebuild/OOo3.2/ page) differ from the
ones included with the OOo_3.2.1_Win_x86_install_en-US.exe installer.
Especially, the
It looks like I forgot to attach the patch.
No problem, using the patch would be prohibited anyway, it seems:
Any reproduction of this e-mail
by whatsoever means and any transmission or dissemination thereof to other
persons is prohibited.
Which to me seems to say that any code
Microsoft Patch
More like Windows Installer (MSI) Patch, but yeah, means the same thing
basically anyway.
As no one else is building them it's basically a Sun-only problem
We (Novell) have been trying to use MSI patching, with occasional success even,
for longer than Sun. But it has
On 2010-05-11 at 11:12, annu...@yandex.ru wrote:
Also, with Autotools
Excuse me, but where in mba's mail did you see autotools mentioned? Calm down.
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Is somebody trying to earn money by distributing Openoffice without the
consentment of SunMicrosystems?
Nothing in the license prohibits that, as far as I know.
Sure, it is unethical.
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I cannot remember or find the password I used to secure my documents.
Even if there was a solution, how could we know that it is *your* documents
that you are trying to open?
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I am using Cygwin on Windows to compile
Yeah, but the actual compiler you are using is Microsoft's Visual Studio 2008
surely. If you didn't know this, I am a bit surprised that you managed to build
OOo.
(Don't be mislead by the Visual Studio name; that is the name of the whole
product,
i have a project,that's based on
mnetlib(http://code.google.com/p/mnetlib/),tha'ts a good libraryto use
this library predict for any thing, for example:finacial, forest Pests,
earthquick , and so on,
Sounds interesting. Please give us some examples of its predictions!
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Or maybe someone already has a solution for this?
This helped me:
http://cgit.freedesktop.org/ooo-build/ooo-build/tree/patches/dev300/win32-cygwin-1.7.diff
, and its log
http://cgit.freedesktop.org/ooo-build/ooo-build/log/patches/dev300/win32-cygwin-1.7.diff
I don't run a bleeding edge
what IDE can be used to open OpenOffice sources as a single
project (is this generally possible?)
Well, I guess anything is possible with enough resources thrown at it, but I am
fairly certain nobody is doing that. In fact, I don't think anybody uses an IDE
to manage even a small part of the
this is a very good entry point:
http://wiki.services.openoffice.org/wiki/Documentation/Building_Guide/Building_on_Windows
And if the original poster wanted to build inside Visual Studio (in its IDE),
that is not possible. (It works fine to debug in the VS IDE, though.)
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you'recertainly quicker with dmake verbose=true
than with export VERBOSE=TRUE ; dmake ; export VERBOSE=.
However, VERBOSE=TRUE dmake is as quick;)
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2. Is OOo completely buildable on Visual Studio 2008 or do we still need
this note?
It sounds as if you might be confusing Visual Studio the IDE with Visual Studio
the product (which includes a C and C++ compiler and an IDE, and various other
stuff, depending on edition) here.
OOo is not
I like to learn more about debugging OOo with the VS IDE. Can you point
me to a guide or provide a guide in the Wiki?
I don't know if there is a guide. I figured it out myself, it isn't really that
hard.
- build the parts of OOo you are interested in debugging with debug=true, and
copy the
What we can learn from the scenario above:
That the company in question doesn't have a proper document management process
(workflow)?
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When I let other people use my computer, I rarely make a separate account
for them (this is not a bad idea, though). I usually let them use my
computer from my own administrator account...
You probably don't realize that you just lost all credibility, do you?
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file:/// + tempDoc
That is very wrong. Use whatever proper API that I am sure Java provides to
construct a file: URI from a file name.
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This kind of information enables system developers/integrators to make
more informed choices.
Are you a system developer/integrator yourself? For some entirely new Linux
distro with an entirely new package format, or other platform for which there
exist no OOo build earlier?
If no, then just
This is what I do. Other people might have different style of working.
The instructions you quote seem to miss this point (or maybe you just didn't
quote it, but I will mention it anyway):
0) source the winenv.set.sh file in the top-level build directory. I.e. cd
there and give the command:
.
Sorry for duplicate myself but what do you think about this proposal?
* trac to IssueZilla!
Not likely to happen, even if it would bring benefits, which I am not at all
sure of.
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One can run soffice.exe from the Command Prompt like this:
\...\soffice.exe 21 | more
and see all kinds of debugging output (well, at least if parts of OOo have been
built with debug=true). Yes, that Unix-like syntax actually does work in
cmd.exe, too.
The stdout and stderr can also be
You've got definitely too many dots here.
The ... was supposed to be just a placeholder for the actual path;) Sorry for
not making it clearer...
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Is it possible to Debug and step through the source code of OpenOffice 3.0.0
(BEB300_m3) , using Visual Studio C++ 2003 /2005 ?
yes, please have a look here:
Except that one is supposed to use the compiler from Visual Studio 2008
(possibly the Express version) to build current OOo versions for
IMHO, checking DNS or connecting to Internet at start is not a good thing to
do.
Users can do that later for they want to check for version update, cliparts
or something.
I think the DNS lookups occur because it (unintentionally?) looks up the
machine's name from DNS, or something like
Well, if that is acceptable, then why not use
makepatchrpm/makedeltarpm on *nix?
Isn't that what Linux distros do already (at least, those who have some delta
RPM -style mechanism) when they release slightly updated packages of some
specific version of OOo?
Is this PATCH keyword relevant
I have to disable copy option in open office document when user
doesn't has copy permission. and it is apply to specified document only.
That is utterly pointless. Surely only the most naïve of users would be stopped
by such a measure. If somebody can read
a document that is a normal file,
Is it really useful to mail lists of one's pet issues to this mailing list?
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IMHO,the list can make it easy to found the issues .
But when new issues are submitted, as far as I know, mail is automatically sent
to an appropriate mailing list ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) and to the initial assignee
of the issue. And they are periodically posted on planet.go-oo.org. And there
is
The new external module cairo recently included in OOo source tree. I wanted
to build
and use it in Windows .NET 2008 Express environment as a referece for MinGW
porting.
Using cairo on Windows is more or less pointless now in my opinion, as the
DirectX canvas is included and built by
is there a way to customize oo 2.4.1, so
Yes. It is called go-oo.org.
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I'm currently using the Novell odf converter 1.1 but it's slow and not
working well.
You presumably mean odf-converter. It is not Novell's in any real sense.
Novell provides it (as an RPM package tio be used with OO.o on our SUSE Linux,
and as an a .oxt OO.o extension for our Windows build
Bart's PE Builder helps you build a BartPE (Bart Preinstalled Environment)
bootable Windows
CD-Rom or DVD from the original Windows XP or Windows Server 2003
installation/setup CD,
very suitable for PC maintenance tasks.
I hope people who do this also have the appropriate licenses to
with the UNO C++ API you can Write Once, Build Anywhere
Assuming you have access to a (cross-) toolchain for that elusive Anywhere
architecture that your potential customer uses, of course.
And, assuming you managed to keep your C++ clean enough that the Anywhere
compiler accepts it, that you
Also I am using dev-c++(gcc.)
Don't. I have never heard of any serious developer using dev-c++. Plain
makefiles, a separate editor, possibly GNU autotools etc, yes. (But no auto*
are involved in the OOo context.)
Unfortunately, for Windows, the only supported compiler one can use for OOo
and you can compile using the SDK environment anywhere the SDK is ported and
working.
Assuming you have access to such a machine, that is. That was my main point.
With Java, Python or (I assume) Basic the extension you produce doesn't need to
be rebuilt for each client platform.
once
You'll get a full Office installation directly located at
instsetoo_native/wnt/OpenOffice/installed/install/your languages
Unfortunately some of the pathnames under that install folder are so extremely
verbose and redundant, that for a very reasonable build tree root
If one clicks yes, does that mean one doesn't want to continue startup at all
Sorry, that doesn't make sense, I now notice. Must be too late... The yes
answer isn't ambiguous at all I would say.
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Even so, they could not claim ownership of code developed by individuals who
were not compensated.
Compensation has little or no relevance here. Only code submitted by
contributors who has signed the Joint Copyright Assignment contract is accepted
into the upstream OpenOffice.org codebase.
Error: cannot create short name of OxygenOffice Professional Team
This is just a wild guess, but have you perhaps turned off short file name
generation for the NTFS volume in question?
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Apparently my previous message in this thread on 2007-10-04 was too complicated
and asked too many questions as nobody followed up on it, so I'll ask just one
specific question at a time then...
Do I understand the specification correctly, it is possible to specify platform
requirements only
http://api.openoffice.org/docs/DevelopersGuide/Extensions/Extensions.xhtml#1_7_Dependencies:
Hmm, so could I have an example of how to specify a dependency on a feature
present only in some FooBar version of OOo?
Btw, do I read the referred-to section of the specification correctly, that
. AFAIK, the static destructors of objects in shared libraries are
called by atexit functions, arent they ?
The semantics of functions registered with atexit() when dynamically loaded
shared libraries are involved is completely system-dependent and a big mess.
atexit() is close to unusable
Is it possible to build OpenOffice.org 2.3 with --enable-cairo in configure?
I think that on Linux one is supposed to use the system cairo, not one built
as part of OOo. --enable-cairo works on Windows, though.
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I am wondering if the portable Openoffice delongs to OOo community. and does
it have multiple language versions
available now?
With portable OpenOffice.org, I assume you mean the build of OpenOffice.org
for Windows that is downloadable from
portableapps.com? (Because if you meant
I'd like to build under win32, I successfully got a build going a couple
of years ago, but I haven't touched it since then, now I'd like to get
back on it, so if anyone knows what's the number of a build that anyone
has managed to successfully build,
All milestones build on Win32 as far as
Pathnames in Windows are in Unicode (UTF-16). Command line
arguments are byte strings.
Actually, in NT-based Windows, all the internal stuff goes on in
UTF-16. The (multi-)byte string (ANSI, i.e. system codepage) APIs
are just wrappers around the wide-char (UTF-16) string APIs. Also,
note that
ti 2006-11-14 klockan 10:38 +0100 skrev Thomas Lavergne:
I am Thomas and use OpenOffice at home and at my work place with a
classic, 104-key PC US Keyboard. I sometimes write documents in French
(my native language) and it is a pain in the neck to use accents because
I need to open the
on 2006-11-01 klockan 07:50 -0500 skrev G. Roderick Singleton:
I think that you should read system as session. [...] This would mean
that system is the wrong word but its use is likely harmless as *NIX
users will not likely care and windows users are already familiar with
the nomenclature.
ti 2006-09-26 klockan 00:56 -0400 skrev Volker Quetschke:
You have to use
--disable-activex
or the build will fail at one point.
Is that the --disable-activex from CWS tml04 (which I have largely been
ignoring working on, it needs to be resynced to a current milestone etc)
(the same stuff
ti 2006-09-26 klockan 09:31 -0400 skrev Volker Quetschke:
Quite a few things would have to be changed in that CWS (read my comment
there)
Yes, thanks.
If that switch is not enough to solve your tml04 problem we should add
another --disable-someOle or so to disable the missing pieces.
ti 2006-09-26 klockan 10:17 +0200 skrev Oliver Bolte:
I've reused the NETTOOLKIT environment variable (in the past it was used
for .NET Toolkit 2003 which wasn't usable for OOo). I've removed this
variable from other makefiles and with m186 it controls activex only.
Isn't that kinda
But map of the country India is not proper. It shows part of kashmir
cutoff from India.
Hmm, and if this is fixed, then we will have people from Pakistan
screaming that OO.o is illegal because part of their country is cut off
the map? See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kashmir . There simply is
Hi,
I have been looking into what modifications would be required to be able
to use the Windows Installer (MSI) patch and upgrade mechanisms for
upgrading OO.o installations. (Either just security or bugfix -type
patches that affect just a few files, or if feasible, why not also
upgrades like
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