On 12/08/2011 06:17 PM, Denis Kuzmenok wrote:
Did you try compiling it with vala-0.15 ?
No, i have no vala-0.15 yet.
Maybe there's a need in latest packages? I've used ones from yum.
Oh. If you use rpm based distro coul'd you please make installation
instructions for Valum for vala-0.14?
I've installed all g-based libs from source, also added to makefile
-X -llua-5.1 -X -lmemcached to include libraries, also removed
--enable-experimental, and now it compiles without errors, just much
warnings.
But the's no post listening, and i can't get it working, for now..
Sorry for a stupid question (for the bigger part of readers), but if
the C++ lib says it has (C API), does it mean we can bind it like any
C library in Vala?
It would be great if someone write vapi for CTPP2 (
http://ctpp.havoc.ru/en/ ) template parser. It's more clean
On 12/09/2011 05:53 PM, Denis Kuzmenok wrote:
I've installed all g-based libs from source, also added to makefile
-X -llua-5.1 -X -lmemcached to include libraries,
If you use --pkg luajit you should add -X -lluajit or something like
this. Or just pass --pkg lua to vala compiler. Not
I've used --pkg, but without -X -l... it doesn't work. maybe 0.15 is
braked in someway.
Also there's vala-0.16, 0.16 directory, and no 0.15, maybe there's a
bug of hidden feature, i'll try with 0.14.1 :)
On 12/09/2011 05:53 PM, Denis Kuzmenok wrote:
I've installed all g-based libs from
On 12/09/2011 10:50 PM, Denis Kuzmenok wrote:
Recompiled many time glib2/dbus/libsoup, and at last it's working.
Cool! Can you add Your steps to README.md or Wiki on github?
Btw, if you test it on concurrent benchmark then you'll see that it's
using only one CPU core, i don't remember if
