Yeah, sorry dumb question. Don't know how I missed that. I have since
got it up and running with all features working.
Thanks eveyone for a great product.
Carey
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It's been rumoured that Carey Stevens said:
gnucash: bootstrap file is
It's been rumoured that Carey Stevens said:
gnucash: bootstrap file is /usr/share/gnucash/scm/bootstrap.scm
guile: Stack overflow
The guile on my system is version 1.2
You need guile 1.3
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libiberty comes with gcc, binutils and a number of other gnu tools
as a means of not having to rely on the vagaries of vendor libc
implmenetations.
So is it installed with gcc on those platforms? If so, do you think
it's reasonable to require it as long as we put a
stpcpy(char *dest, const char *src) {
I've added a HAVE_STPCPY to configure
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It's been rumoured that Alan Orndorff said:
The one thing I know about binutils on Solaris systems is that
most admins don't like to install it. the ld that comes with binutils
does not compile on Solaris 7. Most of the other utils that compose
binutils are available natively. Not sure
Alan Orndorff [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Ok, I didn't know that. The last version I used was Redhat 4.2?
I think. I'll get around to trying it again sometime soon. I need
a bigger hard disk. I'm out of space with just Windows and
Solaris. Solaris does suck up a lot of disk space for a
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I'm having a bit of a time figuring out the "parsing" of account
lists (e.g. - the care and feeding of gnc:group-map-accounts, and so
forth), and figure that interacting directly with a Scheme reader is
liable to be more useful than the much more batch-like
Rob Browning wrote:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
I'm having a bit of a time figuring out the "parsing" of account
lists (e.g. - the care and feeding of gnc:group-map-accounts, and so
forth), and figure that interacting directly with a Scheme reader is
liable to be more useful than the
In src/gnome/dialog-filebox.c, the second parameter to fileBox(title, filter)
gets ignored.
The relevant code is marked "Hack alert." I'm going to gripe at this
point... I'd like to be able to push in a default filter that *I* want.
(How many guesses to see that I'd want "*.qif"?)
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