Re: Multiple OS Build

[Murilo Saraiva de Queiroz]

Excellent, Bhavesh, thanks a lot.

For now you don't need to worry with linux (motif/x86); the GTK version is enough. It seems that windows (wpf/x86) is experimental, so if you have problems with it don't spend time trying to fix them. 

I think testing the 64-bit (x86_64) versions is important, but I don't have any machines running 64-bit OSes here... If anybody can help, please let us know.  

Best,

Murilo Q.

On Fri, Aug 1, 2008 at 1:21 AM, Bhavesh Sanghvi <bsan...@cs.iastate.edu> wrote:

Hi,

 

I've uploaded openbiomind-gui-0.0.9.20080731-dev-temp builds at http://muriloq.com/openbiomind/. The builds are available for following OS:

·         linux (gtk/x86)

·         macosx (carbon/ppc)

·         macosx (carbon/x86)

·         win32 (win32/x86)

 

The build is almost similar to the previous build, with minor fixes and major code refactoring (not affecting the UI, however). I've not tested the builds other than on Windows. Before, I release it to all, please let me know if it it is working fine on other OS? Also, please let me know which all OS builds would be useful (do we need both ppc and x86 build for Mac OS X)?

 

Eclipse RCP Delta pack ideally allows to make the build for following platforms [however, at least once it failed to build linux (motif/x86)]

1.       aix (motif/ppc)

2.       hpux (motif/ia64_32)

3.       linux (gtk/ppc)

4.       linux (gtk/x86)

5.       linux (gtk/x86_64)

6.       linux (motif/x86)

7.       macosx (carbon/ppc)

8.       macosx (carbon/x86)

9.       solaris (gtk/sparc)

10.   win32 (win32/x86)

11.   win32 (win32/x86_64)

12.   win32 (wpf/x86)

 

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Thanks,

Bhavesh Sanghvi

 

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