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gd_on:
@dmoore
Thanks.
but ...
I compiled these plugins on windows correctly.
This afternoon, I tried to do the same on Linux (Redhat 5) at work, but I obtained errors :
The first one : it claims for fam.h, that I don't have anywhere on this machine,
second one : I tried to compile after deleting the option -D__FAM__, but I have now an other error at line 1136 in directorymonitor.cpp, saying a problem with DirMonitorThread (I don't remember exactly which one, and I'm not on Linux now, but it has something to do with an incompatible declaration !).

gd_on

dmoore:

--- Quote from: gd_on on September 15, 2010, 07:13:22 pm ---@dmoore
Thanks.
but ...
I compiled these plugins on windows correctly.
This afternoon, I tried to do the same on Linux (Redhat 5) at work, but I obtained errors :
The first one : it claims for fam.h, that I don't have anywhere on this machine,
second one : I tried to compile after deleting the option -D__FAM__, but I have now an other error at line 1136 in directorymonitor.cpp, saying a problem with DirMonitorThread (I don't remember exactly which one, and I'm not on Linux now, but it has something to do with an incompatible declaration !).

gd_on

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you will need gamin on linux

gd_on:
@dmoore
OK, it works now. Thanks. :D
As I'm not admin on my linux machine, I had to make some adjustments to the FileManager project to have it work in my own account.
First, I downloaded the last gamin sources and uncompressed them in my own home folder.
In the compilation search path, I added the path to the file fam.h
In the link, I explicitly added /usr/lib64/libgamin-1.so.0 because the pkg-config --libs gamin does not work for me (normal, because not installed), and I have already this lib installed, but the fam.h was not.
Like that, It compiles, and it works.
Now, I can ask to an admin to install properly the last version of gamin :), and it will be available for all users.

gd_on

Cryogen:

 Hey,

 I updated wxSmithKWIC SVN last weekend as I hadn't checked in the propgrid 1.4 changes. Also added a Unix project which may need some additional testing as my installation's having issues again.

Cheers,

Cryo.

Jenna:

--- Quote from: stahta01 on October 03, 2010, 05:33:45 am ---
--- Quote from: mituan on October 03, 2010, 04:15:16 am ---Is it possible a bug in GCC?

I have just tested in TDM GCC 4.5 and Loaden GCC 4.4.4.

Both of them has bad information about "wxString templateArgument".

Any suggestions?

Thanks.

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@mituan: Please STOP hijacking threads with very little info about a problem that you might be having.
Start a new thread and give the needed info to have a slight chance of help.
What the heck was you doing when you got the error; an other stuff like that.

Tim S.

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Hi Tim,
it's just a spambot and banned now.
Text was copied from one of ollydbg's posts in another thread http://forums.codeblocks.org/index.php/topic,12873.msg86906.html#msg86906 .

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