There was a post on the mailing list for the new/updated icon in the install
manager, now based on the icon I believe it was referring to biblecs.
Apparently the image of a hand with a finger pointing upward can be
interpreted as an obscene gesture. I was wondering if anyone had any ideas on
wh
BTW: I fixed a few compiler issues, but I do not seem to have write
access to the sword lib. Here is my patch.
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David
David Trotz wrote:
Troy,
Good news, after you went to sleep, I tried fully optimized code
(preferring speed over size) and I got the results we expected.
For reference thes
Troy,
Good news, after you went to sleep, I tried fully optimized code
(preferring speed over size) and I got the results we expected.
For reference these are my old timings:
***
OLD
KJV version of Psalm 119 w/ all options off.
m_modCurText->SetKey(k
You may have noticed that our Bugs database (www.crosswire.org/bugs)
has been down since March. It is now back up.
In Him,
DM
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Troy,
I've tried applying that simple fix to the zverse driver to 1.5.11 under
linux - and it makes a big difference. Indexing modules becomes a lot
quicker.
It's now within 3% of the raw driver for processing the whole ESV. I
consider that sufficiently close :)
Thanks for doing this.
I'll try it
SonWon wrote:
> where do I find the options for mod2zmod? I tried here,
> /www.crosswire.org/sword/ALPHAcckswwlkrfre22034820285912/idx.jsp
>
> I am wondering if it builds an index that points directly to the chapter?
As with all of our utilities, you can get the command line syntax by
running
where do I find the options for mod2zmod? I tried here,
/www.crosswire.org/sword/ALPHAcckswwlkrfre22034820285912/idx.jsp
I am wondering if it builds an index that points directly to the chapter?
Karl Kleinpaste wrote:
> SonWon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> Has anyone considered compressi
SonWon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Has anyone considered compressing each chapter individually. The space
> savings is not as large but not that bad and the performance gain is
> excellent.
The compression offered is by verse, chapter, or book.
See options to mod2zmod.
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Has anyone considered compressing each chapter individually. The space
savings is not as large but not that bad and the performance gain is
excellent.
Karl Kleinpaste wrote:
> "Troy A. Griffitts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>
>> The difference between iterating the KJV
>> (heavily tagged OS
It was pointed out to me that emptyvss isn't included in any of the
project files (either the Windows project files or the Make system) so
it won't be built by default. However, you should be able to add it into
the Make system fairly easily.
emptyvss is quite useful if you're testing modules,
If you don't mind building from the command line, you can get those
tools built yourself without much problem. Just download the source
(labeled as Linux, but works fine in OS X) and issue the normal
commands. Having curl, clucene, and icu installed through fink or
darwinports is a good ide
Hi,
I read in the wiki that there's an "emptyvss" utility but I can't find
it - it's not in ftp.crosswire.org/pub/sword/utils/win32/.
Also I'd need Mac binaries of a few utilities (osis2mod, emptyvss,
mod2vpl) - are they available anywhere?
Benny
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The only discrepancy I clearly remember, although I have heard there are
more, is one from Revelation where
a different word is used for lamb.
If you want to assume that the old module is correct. We can get a good
idea of the changes by stripping the new
module of the diacritics and diff-ing t
Has anyone at Crosswire tried to make contact with
http://www.biblebc.com/Irish/IrishBible/how_you_can_help.htm Craig Ledbetter
?
He's the pastor at the http://www.biblebc.com/ Bible Baptist Church in
Ballincorig, and is the owner of the Irish NT Project.
cf. I sent emails in April and June,
Kamal Abou Mikhael wrote:
> The text of the diacritic free version is not known to diverge from the
> original translation the way the arabicbible.com version does.
> Keeping it may be of some value.
You mentioned this - and Magdi from GoBible did so too. What are the
changes? language updates? M
Chris Little wrote:
> Kamal Abou Mikhael wrote:
>> To Whom it May Concern:
>>
>> Genesis 18:25 only has the first three words of the verse.
>
> Thank you for spotting this. The problem affected every verse that
> crossed a page boundary in the Word files. I corrected the problem and
> have posted
Troy,
Looks promising. I will test it out tonight. Thanks for looking into
that Troy.
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In Christ,
David Trotz
Troy A. Griffitts wrote:
Hey Karl,
Yeah, it might be nice to have such a utility, but I think I fixed it.
Found this line:
in:
void zVerse::zReadText(char testmt, long start, uns
Er, that was the new line.
> if ((size > 0) && cacheBuf && ((unsigned)start < cacheBufSize)) {
> //TODO: optimize this, remove strlen
The old line was:
if ((size > 0) && cacheBuf && ((unsigned)start < strlen(cacheBuf)) {
//TODO: optimize this, remove strlen
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Hey Karl,
Yeah, it might be nice to have such a utility, but I think I fixed it.
Found this line:
in:
void zVerse::zReadText(char testmt, long start, unsigned short size,
SWBuf &inBuf) {
...
if ((size > 0) && cacheBuf && ((unsigned)start < cacheBufSize)) {
//TODO: optimize this, remove
"Troy A. Griffitts" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The difference between iterating the KJV
> (heavily tagged OSIS zText) and GerLut (reasonably tagged GBF RawText)
> without filters involved, was about 5x speed difference (12.9s vs. 2.7s).
I have wondered now and again about a utility which woul
With the recent snubs at the engine speed :), I've been doing some
profiling to find out when things are fast and when things are slow.
I've done some easy and quick minor speedups, but here are my
conclusions. The numbers are later:
Filters take time, but not as much as we had previous though
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