No special reason for this, though, except that it still compiles.
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Once this compiles, the resulting binary can also run SEPA online transfers.
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It was an internal depencency of libgnomeui, which
is no longer used for GnuCash
I found one more reference to libgnomeui in the
crosbuild_webkit.sh script. I have removed it there as well.
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Wrap patching code in conditional in most cases to only run patch if
there actually is a patch file available.
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This way they will be checked in/out in proper line ending style on all
supported platforms.
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The code used to apply the patches if present still remains to cater for
possible future patches.
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The goal of this script is to make is extremely easy to start gnucash
development on Windows. After downloading and running this script, the
user should be ready to start coding.
Note that this is not the case yet. The bootstrap script is only the
first step in that direction.
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scm is the modern term. vcs is rather used to refer to archaic systems
such as cvs and older. I wish I remembered this before my previous
commit. Oh well...
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The code actually has provisions for svn, svk, git and bzr. Only svn and
git are actively used by the core developers though.
This involves changing
- filenames that contained svn while meant for multiple vcs's
- variable and macro names that are relevant for multiple vcs's
- the various locations where the vcs revision info is displayed
to the user, to mention the actual vcs used instead of standard "svn"
While at the last item, I also changed the text printed when gnucash is
called with the --version parameter, to reuse the translatable string
that is also used for the about dialog. This saves us one string to
translate.
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The previous commit broke the build. Hopefully this one fixes it again.
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- start from the proper base directory (daily_build.bat)
- don't build daily/weekly unless there are new commits since the last
build
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The parameter has been obsoleted recently, but older
tags may still depend on its availability and the tag script is
supposed to be capable of building older tags as well.
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files that are in use in every file that can be affected.
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This was temporarily changed to daily during the 2.4.10 release
timeframe to stomp out some release bugs. That should no longer be
necessary.
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Additionally, update the README file to explain how the start from
scratch with a git repository.
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Developers should manually choose when and how to update their checked
out repository. Automated builders can simply write a short wrapper
script around the install the does the update for them. The
daily_build_git.sh and daily_build.sh scripts are fine examples.
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- use consistent naming for the final installer executable
- Default to no for UPDATE_SOURCES
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IMPORTANT: the update mechanism from git has been kept deliberately
simple because svn updates don't really match well to
git's distributed repository concept.
It assumes you are working as a non-committer (see
http://wiki.gnucash.org/wiki/Git for what that means) and will
simply try to pull the current branch from the upstream
repository. I don't know of any currently active committer that works
from Windows, so to start that should be sufficient.
Setting up git-update instead of git pull requires more thorough
changes in the Windows build system:
- it requires at least perl 5.8 (our default msys-dtk only install perl
5.6)
- the environment variable GITPERLLIB should be set to the perl library
that comes with the installed git.
- git-update should be installed somewhere
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Configure gets confused by some gcc builtins on Win7: Disable them so that configure finds the right settings.
[BP]
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Christian Stimming
Geert Janssens
John Ralls