Hi,
Riccardo Mottola wrote:
I did not see any changes to configure, I did re-run configure, make
clean, but,
after your "fix" I see this:
GNUSTEP Internal Error:
The private GNUstep function to establish the argv and environment
variables was not called.
Perhaps your program
c-4.9.3/libobjc/sendmsg.c
(gdb)
176 sarray.h: No such file or directory.
in sarray.h
(gdb)
237 in sarray.h
(gdb)
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
Is this sparse information of use?
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compiling with gcc 3 on windows and gcc 4 on netbsd.
I don't use your new features, but I did not find any issues compiling
and running without them
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It surely makes using more apps and thus having a Desktop quite have a
bad thing now. I think we need to dig it out before release. The issue
is... I have no way to reliably reproduce that.
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Hi,
Richard Frith-Macdonald ha scritto:
In the discussion list Doc O'Leary is a troll I've blocked (I don't know why
you keep feeding/responding to him Riccardo; I hope it doesn't get too
depressing for you).
But ... one of his strange comments I recently saw quoted
and we can support other more varied projects.
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t; the GNUstep concept.. or it might strengthen it.
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orted which version a function was added, etc.
There are some things gsdoc doesn't parse properly. But Svetlana's idea
of off-line Doc could mean it would be nice instead of just HTML (which
I love being simple since SWK is close enough that with some improvement
could display it) we co
next steps.
Perhaps a redo/revamp of the "External Related Sites" is a first go, as
I proposed.
Also, perhaps, we could change the categories in the bug reporting
system to adhere to the different sub-projects. I noticed, eg, that we
have generally "applications" bu
ND-MINGW64-td26319.html
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comment itself is wrong.
I swapped the two headers in GSConfig.h and got much further, but stop
in NSDateFormatter (perhaps this has to do with ICU changes?)
later,
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My public email is r...@gnu.org, please fix that.
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signature
NSCharacterSet.m:1044: warning: will be assumed to return `id' and accept
NSCharacterSet.m:1044: warning: `...' as arguments.)
NSCharacterSet.m: In function `+[NSMutableCharacterSet
capitalizedLetterCharacte
rSet]':
If I rever
Do you really want to go through all of this? :) :) :) :)
In case let's do it, I as I did for all other folders...
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gradual
implementation. Continuous evolution.
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an that up.
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lock cleanung up the lock file, it is removed and
gives an error. It was the only GS application I started.
This happens on Windows, Linux, NetBSD...
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ettle the
dust a bit and see if everything works fine.
We don't try to do any smartness with existing folders, freedesktop,
already translated folder or such, but at least we are consistent with
ourselve sand a "clean" GNUstep environment should work.
Riccardo
PS: wouldn'
Hi,
Bertrand Dekoninck ha scritto:
Mandatory screenshots attached :-)
That's really cool ! Thanks Riccardo.
Indeed, they do both look quite nice ! Thanks for sharing. Maybe
advertise on our Facebook group :)
It is also to see that it looks quite nicely translated in French too.
On 2016-02-28 10:36:25 +0100 Richard Frith-Macdonald
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On 28 Feb 2016, at 09:20, Riccardo Mottola
wrote:
Hi,
I experience lately problems with "someone broke our lock" issues
and other
Lock related exceptions.
I have experienced this on NetBSD, OpenBSD and Linux, cl
also sysAppsDir ?
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GUI+GWorkspace.
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images without alpha.
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Hi,
Josh Freeman wrote:
Hi Riccardo,
Ran PRICE 1.3.0 on OS X and saw some discoloration in an image's
partially-transparent region after flipping it horizontally.
Thanks for taking the time out and giving the tip!
The issue seems to be due to mismatched bitmap-formats: Bi
Hi Manuel,
m...@sbuilders.com wrote:
Gregory Casamento ask me to be the owner of gnustep.org/.net/.info domains.
Is there an opposition ?
I gather you already are, right? I think there are no issues... go on.
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failed in TerminalView(instance), method
_lockFocusInContext:inRect:. NSIntenalInconsistencyException
and this is due to having no _window
I wonder thus if it is really a Terminal issue and not a fragility of GUI
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ing is our gnustep-config generated by configure.
In case, of course, it make sense to have the same structure for headers
and libraries.
In any case, it sounds like a good idea to work on. Rebuilding
everything isn't a problem either and I suppose most of us use
flattened layouts when bu
cover them. I don't
think there are more than a handful.
Are there any objections or concerns before I do this?
I don't know what's wrong, but I think it is fine to fix it! Fix this
one and let's see what happens.
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understand what they are and how they should be installed.
Do you mean differentiating resources like plists, languages and images
versus bundled frameworks and bundles, which are arch dependent?
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hy do I have this issues on GNUstep? Any special care or tricks?
Maybe I need to set the certain views to display or needs display on GS?
I already have this old trick:
[[NSRunLoop currentRunLoop] runUntilDate:[NSDate distantPast]];
It shouldn't be needed with two threads I think.. an
Hi,
Fred Kiefer wrote:
Hi Riccardo,
I tried to inspect this issue, but already failed in getting FTP.app to work
against ftpmain.gnustep.org. Are there any ftp sites out there where you know
the code is working correctly.
That's bad! It works for me right with ftp.gnustep.org which
more event modes or there is an issue with having two run loops.
Some more investigation is needed.
I too verified that the DO code works and that the updates are flowing
into the main thread.
Thank you - let us know.
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Hi Fred,
Fred Kiefer wrote:
we get the expected behaviour. You could use this code for now to get
your application working correctly under GNUstep. But on MacOSX none of
this hacks should be needed. Riccardo, could you please try to run FTP
with that runloop line removed on a Mac and report
d on mouse click on the
menus. Some "work a little".
It is like events not being processed or somehoq queued.
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ant Past: Used to work
- Recent Past: no updates on gui
- first fix by Richard: Windows: no updates on GUI, Unix: seems to work
- last fix by Richard: Windows: UI events broken, Unix: continues to work
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Hi,
Riccardo Mottola wrote:
since I have issues on Windows, I reverted to version 39983 the whole
respository and I don't have any special event issueanymore (but the
gui doesn't update as it does with on unix! and I get some
exceptions). I tried also having full head except for
Hi,
Fred Kiefer wrote:
we get the expected behaviour. You could use this code for now to get
your application working correctly under GNUstep. But on MacOSX none of
this hacks should be needed. Riccardo, could you please try to run FTP
with that runloop line removed on a Mac and report back
first
comparison, it looks as if the cairo one contains font names without space.
Riccardo
GSLPRPrintJob-acer_103a_1d384df1_0.ps
Description: PostScript document
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Hi,
Fred Kiefer wrote:
Riccardo almost did so in this mail. The only missing information is the
printing setup, lpd or cups.
you are right. Does the printing back-end change the way postscript is
generated?
I will check the output of my config.log
It could make the difference however on
ng in GDB made the application crashing. Confusing :)
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st, I removed the -(null) part and all fonts displayed fine
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"Oblique"... is
automatically the Trait Italic ? or can I have "both" ?
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initialized? I don't undestand the
fontInfoForFontName method fully. woere is initWithFontName really
implemented??
I noticed that adding a fontFace ivar and just adding the attributes
breaks every font display! perhaps elsewhere the "null"
d not .jpg
Should the open panel become case-insensitive regarding extensions? I
think yes, if possible. Else, all filetypes could be lower and upper
case, but that would leave out mixed-cases...
What's your opinion?
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you use to configure base for our distribution?
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PS: we just released the new GNUstep core installers, so they are
up-to-daet with latest release.
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Hi,
Fred Kiefer wrote:
Riccardo, I think you are missing the point here. For some reason, which I
don't understand, Giah wants to use the 32 bit version of base on a 64 bit
system. This will work out of the box, but when doing the autoconfig the system
gets confused. It detects the 6
.
Do you use any special flags to make or base?
FYI, I never use Windows. I just make the installer because no one
else does.
We appreciate your effort! You do the base, but on your work, I do quite
some work to get programs work on windows, so don't feel alone!
Ric
th, I hope so.
About the installer, I'm neutral, what we have works and appears to
continue to work !
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fault? command line?
Thanks,
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pbian. They never proved to be an issue, I think you can
ignore them.
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r one page after the other
via ghostscript.
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t useful for me to try GSPdf and edit it to add continuous scrolling
there?
What is a good starting point for getting continuous scrolling somehow
eventually?
I can't think of an easy way of adding it in GSPdf. THink of GSPdf like
an image viewer... one ima
I made several attempts but failed failed and lost time. It would be
nice to collaborate with the guy.
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"only" in xpdf...
I attempted that over a year ago without success. I can try again, but
only if I can get some help. It would be really excellent to get all
those fixes and especially the license change! I will try to reconstruct
what the special pdfkit
Hi,
Riccardo Mottola wrote:
the xpdf bridge uses a special "pdfkit" target in the xpdf makefile. I
don't remeber now how this interacted with xpdf. I essentially need to
compile xpdf as a library and without X. this special target needed to
compile certain things "
t will now sometimes display pages, with graphics but with no text:
I guess that's caused by the font changes.
Cheers,
Riccardo
Index: PDFDocument.m
===
--- PDFDocument.m (revision 3309)
+++ PDFDocument.m (working cop
f I make it _length-1 it doesn't crash, but I'd like a confirm that it
makes sense.
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ent of codeType(_uchar[_length]) an thus guaranteed to be an
off-by-one memory access, right?
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. Seems to
work quite well!
Cheers,
Riccardo
PS: why things look jaggy in ViewPDF (but not e.g. in the PDF content
inspector) I do not know, but it was before the update and it is now.
Didn't break it.
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of months ago (1st October) makes it work.
I will try bisecting and understand which change(s) cause this crash.
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p where it worked it continues to work. A
test with most GUI apps would be needed, I will try to find the time in
the next days.
I know of no other regressions in base or gui, that's a first thing.
Of course there are still bugs, but I see no blockers and there were
several fixes. Other
m", but
leaves you the freedom to add and work on later at your choice, by
deleting the gorm file.
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Hi,
Riccardo Mottola wrote:
I will look into a solution where just the template is "gorm", but
leaves you the freedom to add and work on later at your choice, by
deleting the gorm file.
I expended the projects with an extra option and modified the creation
to include only the
issues. Again, I'm no git expert here, so I let other reply, I
suppose that it will be actually easier than SVN.
I would keep this door open in case some FSF people get heated up: want
us on savannah as a master? give us better savannah.
Riccardo
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not flexible enough.
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"lock already broken" issue biting us
again? I see the exception starts from [NSDistributedLock unlock]
So just guessing.
Riccardo
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
0x70c1a3a3671a in NSCountFrames ()
from /System/Library/Libraries/libgnustep-base.so.1.2
Hi,
David Chisnall wrote:
I have updated all of the GNUstep ports that portscout[1] tells me are out of
date. There may be others that are out of date. If you are responsible for
any GNUstep software that has had an update in the last year that I might have
missed, please check on FreshPort
n trying to get things working on odder things.
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Hi,
Daniel Ferreira (theiostream) wrote:
True. I'll see if I can come up quickly with a CI setup for gcc 3.4.5,
as Riccardo suggested -- we really don't need to go any older than
that, right?
I'll try this out with base for now, and it'll look something like:
1) GNU/Linu
initInterface] (self=,
_cmd=0x81532d0 <_OBJC_SELECTOR_TABLE+1488>) at FModuleCrDate.m:142
142 formatter = [[NSDateFormatter alloc] initWithDateFormat:
@"%m %d %Y"
Riccardo
#0 0x in ?? ()
#1 0x29c0ad42 in __cxxabiv1::__dynamic_cast (src_ptr=0x2e904a
ng;
thins fixes my compilation issue, but I am hesitating to commit this
since it looks "stupid" to me
What is GCC doing here or what I am overlooking?
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k with
NSStrings in GCC ? Or somethig known that clang is smarter to accept
resolving the assignments to the same pointer?
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ed" symbols only those in headers and not the
ones in externs.m ?
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pile gnustep... it was a mess, while gcc5 just worked
fine (.except this issue, which I did not have a couple of months ago,
but I don't know exactly what broke it)
It could be April 1 commit by gerald :)
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terminated.
/System/Library/Makefiles/rules.make:479: recipe for target
'obj/libgnustep-gui.obj/NSPasteboardItem.m.o' failed
gmake[4]: *** [obj/libgnustep-gui.ob
I suppose we don't have CoreFoundation as a requisite now, don't have
we?
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please share the errors.
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C, to my knowledge we can use only clang or gcc as of now (and
the past 15 years?)
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e
Then it should just install fine. Also forcing System versus Local is
wrong: suppose you install Preferences.app into the Local domain, you
expect modules to be in Local/Library/Bundles instead of
System/Library/Bundles
I don't think it should install in "Library/Pr
any of our favourite GNUstep application is still
consistent and report back any changes?
I did a "random" functionality test on most apps I could find by
clicking on every control I found.
NSStepper is broken: it does not work anymore.
I couldn't find other flaws up to
rs are however fine on other platforms I do
compile whole GNUstep on Debian with 7.2 and it compiles and runs fine.
So it is a platform issue. I opened a bug report to FreeBSD; but no news
yet.
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make debug=yes install
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x27;t
know all popupbuttons displayed, as some Cocoa tips&tricks suggest to do)..
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be portable outside GNUstep.
I was able to develop a fix for the item selection.
However, the big issue about selection and event in NSPopUpButtons in
the WinUX theme remains unsolved.
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but a material
diff to ChangeLog is a nuisance.
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ing for unfinished jobs
GSConfig.h defines:
typedef struct { gsu8 a[16]; } gsu128;
I really don't see in NSByteOrder sometthing which interacts with ICU!
what's wrong?
gsu128 is defined differently? it is not! that is with or without ICU
GSConfig.
configuring:
#define GS_SIZEOF_LONG 4
which makes more sense, INT = LONG in size, while LONG_LONG=8
manually changing that doesn't fix the issue, most probably other things
misconfigured.
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onal flags... hmm? What
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d had DLLs in bin.
I wonder if this is a change in ICU's build system or already back then
our install was "tricked".
This means however that at least a partial update of our MSYS evironment
can be planned, the tricky part will be
Hi,
On 02/12/2017 22:41, Ivan Vučica wrote:
But good reminder. I believe each GAP project should be separated into
its own project, probably under separate GH org (“gnustep-gap”?), or
when we move to a self-hosting.
I will spend the time on this, if Riccardo believes we should do this
too? I wonder if multiple sources can be given.
A mailing list would allow the delegated person to forward anything to
the list, altough it means everything would be immediately "public".
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two different setup: OpenBSD with GCC and
FreeBSD with Clang.
What's wrong?
Riccardo
2018-01-24 01:30:47.670 PRICE[48747:2281698832] Creating a default
printer since no default printer has been set in CUPS.
2018-01-24 01:30:47.929 PRICE[48747:2281698832] NSPrintScalingFactor was
nil in NSPrintInfo
be fixed:
CPPFLAGS="${FREETYPE_CFLAGS} ${CPPFLAGS}"
This finally worked for cairo (did not recheck if xlib works though). I
acclude the configure patch. I did not commit it yet and am open for
discussion, might this cause unforseen other issues?
What do you guys thik?
And the note
s? Besides that the whole Message is for some reason not
properly retained or allocated, thus leading to a garbage situation-
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Program received signal SIGBUS, Bus error.
0x0c48e63800f4 in objc_msgSend_fpret () from /usr/local/lib/libobjc2.so.1.1
(gdb) bt
#0 0x0c48e
Hi,
I mistyped the title: of course it is a Mutable Dictionary and allocated
as such, or the method would be non-existent.
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Fred Kiefer wrote:
Hi Riccardo,
it is hard to help out with the amount of information given. Which version of
Pantomime is Sebastian using? And how was the object causing the issue created?
(init, initWithData:, initWithCoder:)
I have some further information here, Sebastian send me other
Hi Yavor,
On 2018-03-16 21:49:13 +0100 Yavor Doganov wrote:
> В Fri, 16 Mar 2018 14:57:53 +0100, Riccardo Mottola написа:
>
>> The crashes happen either when the pool is released in line 224 and
>> NSData or in the setter of one of the properties, as the first stack
>>
machine
coming from the same source tree.
Possibilities are endless!
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time.
If you remove your Local cache (Mailbox) then you loose all your
messages. Just attempted that becuase I think I corrupted it during some
tests :)
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