Hello everyone!
After many months of development, we are happy to publicize a little
more
our work.
We, at Inverse, have been working actively in the past few months on
Scalable Opengroupware.org (SOGo) and we created related projects
around it.
Here's what we've accomplished on various proj
I forgot to mention that SOGo works under GNUstep and that it doesn't
need libFoundation :)
Based on the excellent work that already existed, we created an
"Inverse" branch for the project. Our goal is to mimic the look and
the functionality of the Mozilla application suite (Thunderbird /
Ligh
You should use gcc for compiler and g++ as linker (env var "LD"). That
way, the proper linking will occur but the pointer casting won't choke
with C++ stupid constraints.
Wolfgang
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unannounced changes are totally unpleasant (and an IRC
channel does not count for announcing those).
It would be better to polish your release process a little bit...
Cheers,
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Wolfgang Sourdeau :: +1 (514) 447-4918 ext. 125 :: wsourd...@inverse.ca
Inverse inc. Leaders behind SOGo
et of gnustep-make not link against
libobjc, if source files are objective-c files?
Maybe this has been discussed and changed before, but I would like to
see a modern opinion on the matter.
Thanks for your input!
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Wolfgang Sourdeau :: +1 (514) 447-4918 ext. 125 :: wsourd...@inverse.ca
Invers
Hi!
What the fuck is that??
~/programmes/gnustep/Cynthiune,wolfgang make dist
rm -rf ./*~ ./obj
Making clean in Frameworks/Cynthiune...
make[1]: Entering directory
`/home/wolfgang/programmes/gnustep/Cynthiune/Frameworks/Cynthiune'
rm -rf ./*~ ./obj
Making clean for framework Cynthiune...
[blabl
La plume légère, vers Tue, Jul 05, 2005 at 03:13:58PM -0400, heure
d'inspiration,
Adam Fedor écrivait en ces mots:
> What can we do to make this happen? Could we buy someone a dedicated Windows
> computer if they promised to work on the Windows port? Perhaps pay a Windows
> programmer to help us
Hi,
What is the current state of support for distributed objects in Win32?
During one of my tests, it seems the reliability of NSMessagePort is
unstable while NSSocketPort does not work.
Besides I get all kinds of NSLog message about blocking mode not set on
certain filehandles.
Are there specif
Hi,
What is the current state of support for distributed objects in Win32?
During one of my tests, it seems the reliability of NSMessagePort is
unstable while NSSocketPort does not work.
Besides I get all kinds of NSLog message about blocking mode not set on
certain filehandles.
Are there specif
