The Weekly meeting is at 19:30 onwards (GMT) on irc.amigaworld.net port 6667 #openoffice. This is the place to discuss any issues with the tasks you are undertaking, to ask for help in realtime and to provide updates to the rest of the team. All updates should be logged in the dev.amigaworld.net site so we can track progress. If you cant make the meeting, pelase send an update to this list and/or add it to the dev.amigaworld.net site. As a reminder we have teh following tasks/projects and their respective programmers:
autoconf: Siegel automake: Siegel BerkleyDB: Amon_Re/tonyw libusb wrapper: rwo csh: juergen aspell: bean NAS: Archprogrammer
We have had no updates for autoconf/automake and berkleyDB in a while (and no progress listed under the dev.amigaworld.net site). Could all relevant people provide an update please (even if its just to say you havent had time to work/look at it).
Many Thanks
Mark
Mark bond wrote:
The Weekly meeting is at 19:30 onwards (GMT) on irc.amigaworld.net port 6667 #openoffice. This is the place to discuss any issues with the tasks you are undertaking, to ask for help in realtime and to provide updates to the rest of the team. All updates should be logged in the dev.amigaworld.net site so we can track progress. If you cant make the meeting, pelase send an update to this list and/or add it to the dev.amigaworld.net site. As a reminder we have teh following tasks/projects and their respective programmers:
autoconf: Siegel automake: Siegel BerkleyDB: Amon_Re/tonyw libusb wrapper: rwo csh: juergen aspell: bean NAS: Archprogrammer
We have had no updates for autoconf/automake and berkleyDB in a while (and no progress listed under the dev.amigaworld.net site). Could all relevant people provide an update please (even if its just to say you havent had time to work/look at it).
Apologies, The weekly meeting is on a Thursday (see the calendar in teh dev.amigaworld.net site)
Mark
Hello Mark
Mark bond wrote at 16.02.2005 10:40:25:
autoconf: Siegel automake: Siegel BerkleyDB: Amon_Re/tonyw libusb wrapper: rwo csh: juergen aspell: bean NAS: Archprogrammer
We have had no updates for autoconf/automake and berkleyDB in a while (and no progress listed under the dev.amigaworld.net site). Could all relevant people provide an update please (even if its just to say you havent had time to work/look at it).
I'm sorry for being that silent all the time, I'm VERY busy at the moment with a private project that hopefully result in some money when its done :)
However I have now checked both autoconf and automake. Both are HUGE Perl scripts (automake is 220kb plain perl code!) and will be generated from a bunch of *.m4 files (m4, sed, awk, bash are all required for build), and both are created with the usual "configure; make;" calls. During the lack of perl on AmigaOS4 I cannot test any further, but from what I have seen both automake and the autoconf scripts (there are actually 5 or 6 that make up autoconf) are using plain perl code only, I have not seen any special modules or other things that would stop them from running on a native perl installation.
I will update the according informations on the website l8er this evening. However I cannot take new jobs until end of february (the deadline for my private project), after this is done I'm free for usage again.
Regards,
Sascha 'SieGeL' Pfalz wrote:
Hello Mark
Mark bond wrote at 16.02.2005 10:40:25:
autoconf: Siegel automake: Siegel BerkleyDB: Amon_Re/tonyw libusb wrapper: rwo csh: juergen aspell: bean NAS: Archprogrammer
We have had no updates for autoconf/automake and berkleyDB in a while (and no progress listed under the dev.amigaworld.net site). Could all relevant people provide an update please (even if its just to say you havent had time to work/look at it).
I'm sorry for being that silent all the time, I'm VERY busy at the moment with a private project that hopefully result in some money when its done :)
However I have now checked both autoconf and automake. Both are HUGE Perl scripts (automake is 220kb plain perl code!) and will be generated from a bunch of *.m4 files (m4, sed, awk, bash are all required for build), and both are created with the usual "configure; make;" calls. During the lack of perl on AmigaOS4 I cannot test any further, but from what I have seen both automake and the autoconf scripts (there are actually 5 or 6 that make up autoconf) are using plain perl code only, I have not seen any special modules or other things that would stop them from running on a native perl installation.
I will update the according informations on the website l8er this evening. However I cannot take new jobs until end of february (the deadline for my private project), after this is done I'm free for usage again.
Regards,
OK, perl is (or will be apparently) available, we'll have to ask someone, to ask on the developers list as to when it will be available. hnl_dk is working on abc-shell which has apparently come a long way and should be ready soon. m4 is already ported and on os4depot so its just sed and awk needed now (for autoconf/automake anyway).
Mark
Hi,
Mark bond wrote:
OK, perl is (or will be apparently) available, we'll have to ask someone, to ask on the developers list as to when it will be available.
The appropritate kernel is in beta test right now.
hnl_dk is working on abc-shell which has apparently come a long way and should be ready soon. m4 is already ported and on os4depot so its just sed and awk needed now (for autoconf/automake anyway).
I've already built sed, and I think Henning built awk.
Regards,
Thomas Frieden wrote:
Hi,
Mark bond wrote:
OK, perl is (or will be apparently) available, we'll have to ask someone, to ask on the developers list as to when it will be available.
The appropritate kernel is in beta test right now.
Looking forward to get it ;-)
hnl_dk is working on abc-shell which has apparently come a long way and should be ready soon. m4 is already ported and on os4depot so its just sed and awk needed now (for autoconf/automake anyway).
I've already built sed, and I think Henning built awk.
Yes, and they are both on the SDK (@Mark you just need to look a bit closer ;-) - I am not able to find it right now, as I am running GNU/Linux)
Regards,
Henning Nielsen Lund wrote:
Thomas Frieden wrote:
Hi,
Mark bond wrote:
OK, perl is (or will be apparently) available, we'll have to ask someone, to ask on the developers list as to when it will be available.
The appropritate kernel is in beta test right now.
Looking forward to get it ;-)
hnl_dk is working on abc-shell which has apparently come a long way and should be ready soon. m4 is already ported and on os4depot so its just sed and awk needed now (for autoconf/automake anyway).
I've already built sed, and I think Henning built awk.
Yes, and they are both on the SDK (@Mark you just need to look a bit closer ;-) - I am not able to find it right now, as I am running GNU/Linux)
Heh, I was taking Siegel's word for it, Im at work and away from any SDK at the moment, and didnt know it was there
Mark
Hello Mark
Mark bond wrote at 21.02.2005 13:00:23:
Yes, and they are both on the SDK (@Mark you just need to look a bit closer ;-) - I am not able to find it right now, as I am running GNU/Linux)
Heh, I was taking Siegel's word for it, Im at work and away from any SDK at the moment, and didnt know it was there
Uh? Which SDK do you talk about?? The latest OS4 SDK seems not to include sed/awk, or I must be dead-blind???
Regards,
Sascha 'SieGeL' Pfalz wrote:
Hello Mark
Mark bond wrote at 21.02.2005 13:00:23:
Yes, and they are both on the SDK (@Mark you just need to look a bit closer ;-) - I am not able to find it right now, as I am running GNU/Linux)
Heh, I was taking Siegel's word for it, Im at work and away from any SDK at the moment, and didnt know it was there
Uh? Which SDK do you talk about?? The latest OS4 SDK seems not to include sed/awk, or I must be dead-blind???
Let me lead You through the darkness ;-)
SDK:Local/C/sed SDK:Local/C/nawk - new awk SDK:Local/C/pawk - profiling awk
They are there... but I also needed to have a look to find it ;-)
Regards,
Hello Henning
Henning Nielsen Lund wrote at 21.02.2005 22:05:33:
Sascha 'SieGeL' Pfalz wrote:
Hello Mark
Mark bond wrote at 21.02.2005 13:00:23:
Yes, and they are both on the SDK (@Mark you just need to look a bit closer ;-) - I am not able to find it right now, as I am running GNU/Linux)
Heh, I was taking Siegel's word for it, Im at work and away from any SDK at the moment, and didnt know it was there
Uh? Which SDK do you talk about?? The latest OS4 SDK seems not to include sed/awk, or I must be dead-blind???
Let me lead You through the darkness ;-)
SDK:Local/C/sed SDK:Local/C/nawk - new awk SDK:Local/C/pawk - profiling awk
They are there... but I also needed to have a look to find it ;-)
OMG :) I can see the light again hehe ;) Thanks I wasn't aware of the sdk:local/c directory, just checked sdk:c and there was nothing :) So now we need both perl and bash (joking) and automake/autoconf should be working :)
Seriously, I think the lack of a bash compatible shell will make it hard to get these things working, but I would give it a try as soon as perl is available.
Regards,
Sascha 'SieGeL' Pfalz wrote:
Hello Henning
Henning Nielsen Lund wrote at 21.02.2005 22:05:33:
Sascha 'SieGeL' Pfalz wrote:
Hello Mark
Mark bond wrote at 21.02.2005 13:00:23:
Yes, and they are both on the SDK (@Mark you just need to look a bit closer ;-) - I am not able to find it right now, as I am running GNU/Linux)
Heh, I was taking Siegel's word for it, Im at work and away from any SDK at the moment, and didnt know it was there
Uh? Which SDK do you talk about?? The latest OS4 SDK seems not to include sed/awk, or I must be dead-blind???
Let me lead You through the darkness ;-)
SDK:Local/C/sed SDK:Local/C/nawk - new awk SDK:Local/C/pawk - profiling awk
They are there... but I also needed to have a look to find it ;-)
OMG :) I can see the light again hehe ;) Thanks I wasn't aware of the sdk:local/c directory, just checked sdk:c and there was nothing :) So now we need both perl and bash (joking) and automake/autoconf should be working :)
Seriously, I think the lack of a bash compatible shell will make it hard to get these things working, but I would give it a try as soon as perl is available.
If You want to help... then why not join ;-) http://sourceforge.net/projects/abc-shell
Regards,
Mark bond wrote:
Sascha 'SieGeL' Pfalz wrote:
Hello Mark
Mark bond wrote at 16.02.2005 10:40:25:
autoconf: Siegel automake: Siegel BerkleyDB: Amon_Re/tonyw libusb wrapper: rwo csh: juergen aspell: bean NAS: Archprogrammer
We have had no updates for autoconf/automake and berkleyDB in a while (and no progress listed under the dev.amigaworld.net site). Could all relevant people provide an update please (even if its just to say you havent had time to work/look at it).
I'm sorry for being that silent all the time, I'm VERY busy at the moment with a private project that hopefully result in some money when its done :)
However I have now checked both autoconf and automake. Both are HUGE Perl scripts (automake is 220kb plain perl code!) and will be generated from a bunch of *.m4 files (m4, sed, awk, bash are all required for build), and both are created with the usual "configure; make;" calls. During the lack of perl on AmigaOS4 I cannot test any further, but from what I have seen both automake and the autoconf scripts (there are actually 5 or 6 that make up autoconf) are using plain perl code only, I have not seen any special modules or other things that would stop them from running on a native perl installation.
I will update the according informations on the website l8er this evening. However I cannot take new jobs until end of february (the deadline for my private project), after this is done I'm free for usage again.
Regards,
OK, perl is (or will be apparently) available, we'll have to ask someone, to ask on the developers list as to when it will be available.
I have tried to make Perl work with clib2, but I have not had the time to finish it yet (if I can). If there is going to come a port (using ixemul) of Perl with the new SDK (when it is going to get released), am I not going to port it to clib2, as I have alot of things, that could use my spare time.
hnl_dk is working on abc-shell which has apparently come a long way and should be ready soon.
at the moment Andy Broad is working very hard on abc-shell (I don't have much time the rest of the month - should be better in the last half of next month).
m4 is already ported and on os4depot so its just sed and awk needed now (for autoconf/automake anyway).
Yes, my m4 port is on os4depot... there is a sed included in the SDK... and my port of awk is also on the SDK (I can release it to the public, if needed - but you are able to find it on the SDK), so there should be no problem with m4, awk and sed (I have not tested sed).
Mark