Hey, did Paul get CVS access?
Paul, were you able to compile the branch with VC++ 2005 Express? I
did put some tweaks in there to get everything to compile with no
warnings on the Express edition.
I haven't put a copy of VS.NET 2003 Academic Edition in the mail for
you yet, but its coming...
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Compiling with NCURSES made disk video work properly, thanks.
However, it seems to have a problem with @<file>/<name> arguments on
the command line:
shell 150> ./xfractint @fract19.par/oortcld batch=yes savename=oortcld -disk
Searching common for r
Searching win_menu for r
Searching win for r
Searching . for r
Searching .svn for r
Searching win_help for r
Searching dos for r
Searching extra for r
Searching key for r
Searching .. for r
Searching ifs for r
Searching maps for r
Searching pars for r
Searching tmp.par for r
Searching formulas for r
Searching unix for r
Searching fotd for r
Searching dos_help for r
Searching lsystem for r
Searching headers for r
Segmentation fault
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When I build xfractint to a non-standard install location (my home
directory) and then run it from someplace other than the install
location, it complains about not being able to find files:
Fractint found the following problems when parsing commands:
Can't find map=maps/default.map, please check sstools.ini
Can't find ifsfile=ifs/fractint.ifs, please check sstools.ini
Can't find parmfile=pars/fractint.par, please check sstools.ini
Can't find lfile=lsystem/fractint.l, please check sstools.ini
Can't find formulafile=formulas/fractint.frm, please check sstools.ini
If I run the executable with the current directory set to the install
location (i.e. the directory that contains the subdirs maps, ifs,
etc.), then it proceeds without these complaints.
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