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darklordsatan:
--- Quote from: takeshimiya ---My motherboard's chipset doesn't work in any distro.
So my only solutions are VMWare (too slow for me) or coLinux (I tried several times but failed to got it working ok).
--- End quote ---
Why not trying some low-height distros in VMWare. I actually have a crappier system than yours, with only 256 Mb RAM, and Ive succesfully ran SuSe 8.0 and Redhat 9.0 inside it with no hassle.
The low-heights would be slax, puppy, DSL, etc...
Here for more. Although yes, I know you already know that website.
takeshimiya:
Yep, I have those distros, but I will be using GTK2/wx apps anyway which paints slow in a normal situation (for my tastes), and very slow when using VMWare.
I think my best solution is to use coLinux, I'll keep trying to get it working, but I've tried several times, failing all the times.
Currently I use x11vnc/tightvnc to use linux in another pc, but that isn't the best solution
byo:
--- Quote from: rickg22 on August 08, 2005, 07:57:36 pm ---byo: You're welcome to send patches! :)
--- End quote ---
As a newbie in cvs :oops: I must ask:
cvs diff
does this produce usable patches ?
If so, current log from my linux-compilable version is:
--- Code: ---? patch
? src/.deps
? src/.objs
Index: src/sdk/projectloader.h
===================================================================
RCS file: /cvsroot/codeblocks/codeblocks/src/sdk/projectloader.h,v
retrieving revision 1.5.2.2
diff -r1.5.2.2 projectloader.h
41c41
< bool DoOptionSection(wxString& buffer, const wxArrayString& array, int nrOfTabs, const wxString& optionName = "option");
---
> bool DoOptionSection(wxString& buffer, const wxArrayString& array, int nrOfTabs, const wxString& optionName = _T("option"));
45c45
< void SaveOptions(wxString& buffer, const wxArrayString& array, const wxString& sectionName, int nrOfTabs, const wxString& optionName = "option", const wxString& extra = "");
---
> void SaveOptions(wxString& buffer, const wxArrayString& array, const wxString& sectionName, int nrOfTabs, const wxString& optionName = _T("option"), const wxString& extra = _T(""));
--- End code ---
I tried to do something with this GetClientSize() bug but it crashes in other places too - just like using uninitialized object :? Maybe I'll take a closer look... :)
rickg22:
i think that for const wxString& you have to use wxEmptyString instead... but i'm not sure.
byo:
--- Quote from: rickg22 on August 09, 2005, 12:47:35 am ---i think that for const wxString& you have to use wxEmptyString instead...
--- End quote ---
But if there's reference to const object there's no need to pass param with exackly same type - in such case, temporary object can be created what is done when passing _T("") as wxString.
Hmm, or I didn't understand You ;)
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