Ooops!
Just in case you don't have the past threads in your email client,
this was Greg's message.
If you want the latest build of the SWORD utilities for Windows -
version 2741 - they're available from
http://dl.thehellings.com/mingw32/r2741.zip
These include the Xiphos patch to properly handle
This reply is merely to alert new members to the location of Greg's most
recent build of the Sword utilities.
Christopher Brown may find this especially useful.
After the current round of patches to SWORD ends up with a proper release of
the engine, if the utils need to be recompiled, I trust Gre
Instructions for those who compile from source:
-From base dir of source (/usr/local/src/sword in my case), change to
subdirectory utilities
Find section:
noinst_PROGRAMS = cipherraw$(EXEEXT) lexdump$(EXEEXT) \
stepdump$(EXEEXT) step2vpl$(EXEEXT) gbfidx$(EXEEXT) \
modwrite$(EXEEXT)
Pretty sure I just overlooked it when I copied them.
--Greg
On Nov 12, 2012 1:57 PM, "Peter von Kaehne" wrote:
> On 12/11/12 15:05, David Haslam wrote:
>
>> Hi Greg,
>>
>> Is there a reason why the compiled Sword utilities (r2741) do not include
>> emptyvss.exe ?
>>
>
> I think it requires an ex
It appears to commented out by default in the Makefile (that comes via
SVN). It, with a few other goodies, is easily compiled by making a minor
change to the Makefile.
The code for emptyvss indeed appears to be available with both SVN and the
tar ball versions. That said, I've not played with an
On 12/11/12 15:05, David Haslam wrote:
Hi Greg,
Is there a reason why the compiled Sword utilities (r2741) do not include
emptyvss.exe ?
I think it requires an extra specific effort to compile. Not sure right now.
Peter
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Hi Greg,
Is there a reason why the compiled Sword utilities (r2741) do not include
emptyvss.exe ?
Best regards,
David
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Thanks Greg,
I observe the downloaded file contains folders called 32 and 64.
Is this the first time the Sword utilities have been compiled separately for
both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of Windows?
Is there anything particular to 64-bit systems that users need to be aware
of that's not yet ment
If you want the latest build of the SWORD utilities for Windows -
version 2741 - they're available from
http://dl.thehellings.com/mingw32/r2741.zip
These include the Xiphos patch to properly handle path names that
contain non-ASCII characters.
--Greg
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