Hi,
Can someone update us with whats happening with this project? in particular, how many people are working on it, whats been accomplished, whats left to do, is work going ok? I is very curious!
For my part i am trying to build the nspr under OS3.9 running inside UAE. By the way i am documneting how to set up a development envirnoment for OS3.9.
After that i want to document it for OS4.
If think that's critical point to document what for programms are needed to build the beast. And i would suggest try to make for the OpenOffice port the same. OpenOffice has the luck to focus mainly on OS4 and not addressing all OS3.9,OS4 and Morphos
regards
Max
Max Larsson wrote:
For my part i am trying to build the nspr under OS3.9 running inside UAE. By the way i am documneting how to set up a development envirnoment for OS3.9.
Isn't NSPR completed yet for AmiZilla?
Regards,
Hans-Joerg Frieden wrote:
Max Larsson wrote:
For my part i am trying to build the nspr under OS3.9 running inside UAE. By the way i am documneting how to set up a development envirnoment for OS3.9.
Isn't NSPR completed yet for AmiZilla?
It has been ported to OS3.9 by Jeff Shepherd, It needs some patches against gcc and a2ixlibaray, which would probaberly have to be solved differently on OS4. Jeff? But it seems to pass all teste execpt some minor ones:
<Quote author="Jeff" date="14 July 2004>: Actually I am quite far along in the making the test cases pass. Of all the test cases in the tests directory I would say at least 80% of them currently pass. There are also some which don't make much sense on the Amiga platform (like large file support and attaching/detaching threads).
Luckily NSPR has a good test suite so I basically started with the easy test cases and made them work and then moved on to the more difficult ones, implementing missing functionality as I went along. </Quote>
regards
Max
Max Larsson wrote:
Of all the test cases in the tests directory I would say at least 80% of them currently pass. There are also some which don't make much sense on the Amiga platform (like large file support and attaching/detaching threads).
AFAIK quite a number of these tests don't really work anymore :-)
Regards,
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Hans-Joerg Frieden -
Max Larsson