Hi Patrick,
I have commit the changed files in release 7868.
Patrick Mayweg
Patrick Mayweg wrote:
> Hi Patrick,
>
> Rusk, Patrick wrote:
>
>> Patrick (great name, btw),
>>
>>
>>
>>> Which version did you try to compile? HEAD should compile but
>>> has some missing libraries. I will commit a new dsp-file over
>>> the weekend. 0.33.1 will not, but you download a compiled version
>>> from svnup.tigris.org.
>>>
>>
>>
>> I checked out HEAD this morning and tried it. Subversion compiled
>> fine. Then I went into subversion/bindings/java/javahl/native and
>> opened
>> the .dsw file in there. When I tried building it, I encountered the
>> following:
>>
>> 1) One of the Java files doesn't compile because of a typo where it
>> tries to
>> use "avac" instead of "javac".
>>
> I knew that.
>
>>
>> 2) One of the .cpp files had a compile error trying to pass a function
>> pointer that did not have the right signature.
>>
> I did not had that problem, when last compiled it on linux before my
> last checkin. That was 2-3 days ago.
>
>>
>> 3) The Neon library and a library providing XML methods are not
>> included. I
>> found them once before when doing this, but didn't have time this
>> morning.
>>
> I knew that.
>
>>
>> I'm sorry my information is sketchy here, but I'm at work now, and
>> all of this was at home.
>>
> The information is fine. I will take care of the problems saturday
> morning MET.
>
>>
>>
>>
>>> RapidSvn does not use Javahl (AFAIK):
>>>
>>
>>
>> I'm a bit confused on that point. Some doc suggests that it
>> compiles against SVNClientAdapter because it's better than javahl,
>> but that
>> in turn appears to me to be dependent upon javahl. At the very
>> least, when
>> you get the latest RapidSVN source, it includes a svnjavahl.dll and
>> .jar.
>>
>> Do you ever try to build RapidSVN? I suppose that's a question for
>> another list.
>>
> I did build RapidSVN when it was based on C++ and WxWindows not java.
> I did not notice that it was moved to a java implementation. My
> classes are inspired my the classes used my RapidSVN.
>
>>
>>
>>
>>> I am working on the sub-tree. Unfortunately I do miss sometimes
>>> changes in subversion which need changes in javahl.
>>>
>>
>>
>> It would be handy if the top-level Subversion .dsw included the
>> javahl .dsp so that someone making changes to the main body of code
>> can at
>> least know if they're breaking javahl.
>>
>> Thanks for you help.
>>
>> Patrick Rusk
>>
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