BUT, make sure your SVN client is set to properly apply the
svn:eol-style=native property to any files you add!
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if i remember correctly, you where concerned about the 'viral nature'
of the gpl..
but with the classpath exception, doesn't that concern go away?
anyway, i guess you did help get us get organized better, thank you for that.
On Dec 31, 2007 12:38 AM, Chad Z. Hower aka Kudzu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr
One small edit to the autoprops:
[miscellany]
enable-auto-props = yes
### Section for configuring automatic properties.
[auto-props]
### The format of the entries is:
### file-name-pattern = propname[=value][;propname[=value]...]
### The file-name-pattern can contain wildcards (such as '*' and
And it appears the auto-formatting is breaking line-ending consistency (as
in, fixing it) - so the history will be somewhat lost. So when this is done,
I'll still do a mass svn:eol-style = native or whatever, but the damage will
have had already been done.
On the other hand, with no one having any
Yeah. Ctrl + K, F is correct :)
On Dec 31, 2007 8:35 AM, Bruce Markham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> On Dec 30, 2007 6:34 PM, Bruce Markham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Just got to set up the IDE settings file correctly. Then Ctrl+A,
> > Ctrl+F,K. Per file.
> >
> > And then of course, comm
I have a feeling you will also need the 'miscellany' section I posted,
as that looks like it is just based on the stock SVN client and has
the same config syntax. Cool :)
On Dec 30, 2007 8:12 PM, Bruce Markham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
>
> On Dec 30, 2007 7:45 PM, William Lahti <[EMAIL PROTEC
On Dec 30, 2007 7:45 PM, William Lahti <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Um please do _NOT_ commit all your sandboxes! If anything we are
> trying to _stabilize_ the codebase! Release is coming soon let's not
> break anything!
Maybe by "clean" he meant just making sure we deleted old stuff? *shru
Um please do _NOT_ commit all your sandboxes! If anything we are
trying to _stabilize_ the codebase! Release is coming soon let's not
break anything!
As for line endings: yeah it's gotten quite annoying because if you
actually make a change in the editor, then remove what you added, it
will le
> Oh, btw, for the article (not press release), would the proper form
> for your first name be Mircea, Cristian or perhaps Mircea-Cristian?
>
Mircea-Cristian is just fine. :)
Chriss.
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This is a very interesting and involved issue.
I personally have not been following the Mono mailing list like I should,
(and certainly not NAnt), but I know that NAnt in its current incarnation is
wonderful for what we need.
I like MSBuild, but it can be a bit clunkier at times. But I do know, t
> chose GPL 3 with Classpath Linking Exception, through a democratic
> process (that Chad recommended we set up), and I *personally* most
Yes, absolutely. I made it clear it was SharpOS choice - I just wanted
something clear which prior to that it was not a fixed license per se. We
got the closure
> Do you guyz have a Web site?
Yes, but we haven't really gone "public yet". We have a "beta polish" list
we want to reach before going "public". That being said, any one is welcome
to join or ask questions, we just don't want to "invite" others will we have
certain things together.
> Mailing lis
On Dec 30, 2007 6:34 PM, Bruce Markham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Just got to set up the IDE settings file correctly. Then Ctrl+A, Ctrl+F,K.
> Per file.
>
> And then of course, commenting everything. And then possible renaming
> variables and stuff. I can't promise it will be the most amazing cl
Just got to set up the IDE settings file correctly. Then Ctrl+A, Ctrl+F,K.
Per file.
And then of course, commenting everything. And then possible renaming
variables and stuff. I can't promise it will be the most amazing cleanup,
but it will be something noticeably different.
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On Dec 30, 2007 6:13 PM, Chad Z. Hower aka Kudzu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > Hurm, if only you guys had stayed with #os. Oh well... I see your point
> > with the whole linux thing: hopefully we can settle our differences in
>
> We hashed it out a few months back. The major issue was that the #o
I have access to VS pro 2003/2005, but not 2008.
VS Pro rules, but SharpDevelop beats the snot out of the express editions. It
includes SVN and NUint access, amoung other things.
The .NET 1.1 and 2.1 versions are on their main download page, for the 3.0
version you have to click on a link on
Do you guyz have a Web site?
Mailing list?
Do you break off from #OS or were you around before?
Thanks,
Dennis
"Chad Z. Hower aka Kudzu" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hurm, if only you guys had stayed with #os. Oh well... I see your point
> with the whole linux thing: hopefully we can set
> Hurm, if only you guys had stayed with #os. Oh well... I see your point
> with the whole linux thing: hopefully we can settle our differences in
We hashed it out a few months back. The major issue was that the #os board
is pretty hardcore GPL, while we oppose GPL. So I guess anything is
possible
Jonathan Chayce Dickinson wrote:
>> [...]
> Interesting, and disappointing. I have grown rather fond of Nant. Back
> in the day (Okay, last week) when I decided to write a meta-builder (a
> la qmake) I thought I might do it using Yaml. SharpOS is going to need
> it's one build language one day:
Chad Z. Hower aka Kudzu wrote:
>> I had a *very* quick glance at Cosmos (The IL2CPU project), and they
>> have made some really good progress. They have constructors, and from
>> what I can tell, HDD access.
>>
>
> Heap support, strings, debugger (GDB integration), etc.
>
>
>> We need to ca
> I had a *very* quick glance at Cosmos (The IL2CPU project), and they
> have made some really good progress. They have constructors, and from
> what I can tell, HDD access.
Heap support, strings, debugger (GDB integration), etc.
> We need to catch up a bit, or just convince them to join our caus
Johann MacDonagh wrote:
> Is anyone opposed to me replacing */* in the .csproj files to a list
> of actual files? There's really only one reason:
>
> Compatibility with MonoDevelop. MonoDevelop can open the .sln and
> .csproj files just fine, but chokes on the wildcard file specifiers
> (it says th
Is anyone opposed to me replacing */* in the .csproj files to a list
of actual files? There's really only one reason:
Compatibility with MonoDevelop. MonoDevelop can open the .sln and
.csproj files just fine, but chokes on the wildcard file specifiers
(it says that the project has one file, and it
Bruce is cleaning up our code. You may *not* under any circumstances
*whatsoever* commit to it. If you do we will know who you are, and we
will hunt your grand mother down with a retractable baton and a toxic
beetle.
Current Repo Version: 630 (Bruce, just make sure you are working against
the
Having no experience with the command-line subversion tool, I can't seem to
lock anything from work. If I target the repo, its says that I need to
target a file. And if I target my local working copy, it says that it isn't
a working copy. (I suspect again that it means I have to do a file-by-file
l
Hey Guys,
I had a *very* quick glance at Cosmos (The IL2CPU project), and they
have made some really good progress. They have constructors, and from
what I can tell, HDD access.
We need to catch up a bit, or just convince them to join our cause again.
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I'll see what I can do...
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I think someone needs to svn lock the trunk and make all the changes...
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Bruce Markham wrote:
> Heh, actually, subversion does. But as best as I can tell, its a
> per-file property. :-( I'll do some research on this before I mess
> with any line-endings.
>
> Visual Studio has gotten really annoying about line-endings, it keeps
> asking me if I want it to fix them,
Heh, actually, subversion does. But as best as I can tell, its a per-file
property. :-( I'll do some research on this before I mess with any
line-endings.
Visual Studio has gotten really annoying about line-endings, it keeps asking
me if I want it to fix them, and I say 'no', but I don't click 'do
Bruce Markham wrote:
> As far as I understand, there is no difference between .img and .iso
> in such a way that the file extensions would suggest. The real
> question you should be asking is, do we think we can release a disk
> image with a filesystem more appropriate for optical media...
>
>
This might be a goo dtime to lose history and clean things up.
When I was in charge of Mono's Winforms we had this problem *bad*. The way I
dealt with it was to have a check in with nothing but line changes, so if
someone had old code that needed comparing, they could compare aginst the old
Thanks! I didn't notice this bug personally (I haven't hit that button,
lol), but I'm glad you fixed it.
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Yea, I think the possible code cleanup is all that is really left. I'll work
on that on my laptop here at work, and I will commit in about 8 hours after
I get off and get home.
I'll work on commenting up some things as well.
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As far as I understand, there is no difference between .img and .iso in such
a way that the file extensions would suggest. The real question you should
be asking is, do we think we can release a disk image with a filesystem more
appropriate for optical media...
And yes, we can reformat pre-existin
Once the code is finalized for release I do plan to throw together an
ISO to make it easier to test on PCs that do not have floppy drives
(most of them nowadays--- actually no computer that I have that runs
has one :-P)
On Dec 30, 2007 3:32 PM, Jonathan Chayce Dickinson
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On Dec 30, 2007 9:54 AM, Darx Kies <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Some things I noticed:
> 1. In the first paragraph there is "Our The kernel offers" I think "The"
> is misplaced.
Sorry my bad. It's actually the "Our" that is misplaced though, as
press releases are supposed to be in third person (th
According to the roadmap we are 97% there!!! Let's clean up our code and
make a dist!!!
Are we going to have ISO's right now?
http://www.sharpos.org/redmine/issues/show/472
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I just had to fix the bugs.
So now:
* Caps/uncaps doesn't cause any problems
* Caps no longer shifts 1,2 etc.
* '\\' is working correctly
So peoples. What is left todo? The demo console is KICK ASS and is
stable AFAIK. Do we just need to clean up the code?
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Turns out the ?86 actually meant the keymap didn't have a definition at
position 86. In other words, '\\' should be in position 86 on your
keymaps. Please go update them:
http://www.sharpos.org/redmine/issues/show/465
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Thanks for the patch! It appears Jonathan, or someone, applied the patch
between the time you sent the e-mail and the time I processed it... ;-)
I tried continuous integration once, but it became a very confusing process
for me, because there were so many inter-dependencies. For example, if the
AO
Keymapping generation command from VS2005 is missing.
So I have modified the Build Events and attach the patch file. :)
How about to prepare a automatic build machine to check this kind of error?
Thinking that... to do some automatic build, we need to buy a build machine
to use as a maintenance s
Some things I noticed:
1. In the first paragraph there is "Our The kernel offers" I think "The"
is misplaced.
2. Afaik there are no ISO images yet but only floppy disk images.
3. The list of the kernel developers should be perhaps ordered
alphabetically.
Chriss.
Chriss.
William Lahti wrote:
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Okay, the show command is in the trunk. Can someone just flesh out the c
and w parts? I also updated the prompter to display the GPL message, as
per the license agreement.
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We have to do one more command. But I would rather leave it to someone
who is more familiar with GPL.
If the program does terminal interaction, make it output a short
notice like this when it starts in an interactive mode:
Copyright (C)
This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANT
Hey People,
This one is rather crucial: http://www.sharpos.org/redmine/wiki/3/Disclaimer
Can you all just make sure that it is sufficient please.
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