Discussion:
Yet another SGI compiler error...
Chris Sorenson
2013-01-30 07:14:16 UTC
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Hi, I've gotten 27 files to compile so far! But then this
happened:

<pre>
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cc-1238 CC: ERROR File = table.cc, Line = 880
The member "dw::core::Widget::extremes" is inaccessible.

col,extremes->get(col).minWidth,
colExtremes->get(col).maxWidth);
^

cc-1044 CC: ERROR File = table.cc, Line = 880
The indicated expression must have pointer type.

col,extremes->get(col).minWidth,
colExtremes->get(col).maxWidth)
--------------------------------------
</pre>

Thoughts?
Sebastian Geerken
2013-01-30 09:06:17 UTC
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Post by Chris Sorenson
Hi, I've gotten 27 files to compile so far! But then this
<pre>
--------------------------------------
cc-1238 CC: ERROR File = table.cc, Line = 880
The member "dw::core::Widget::extremes" is inaccessible.
col,extremes->get(col).minWidth,
colExtremes->get(col).maxWidth);
^
cc-1044 CC: ERROR File = table.cc, Line = 880
The indicated expression must have pointer type.
col,extremes->get(col).minWidth,
colExtremes->get(col).maxWidth)
--------------------------------------
</pre>
Thoughts?
Try the latest commit.

Sebastian
Chris Sorenson
2013-01-31 02:50:47 UTC
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Post by Sebastian Geerken
Post by Chris Sorenson
Thoughts?
Try the latest commit.
Sebastian
What's the invocation for checking out the latest commit
from the repository? I didn't see it in the developer
section of the website. I assume `hg clone dillo-3` grabs
3.0.2 as it existed on it's release date?
Sebastian Geerken
2013-01-31 10:19:05 UTC
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Post by Chris Sorenson
Post by Sebastian Geerken
Post by Chris Sorenson
Thoughts?
Try the latest commit.
Sebastian
What's the invocation for checking out the latest commit
from the repository? I didn't see it in the developer
section of the website. I assume `hg clone dillo-3` grabs
3.0.2 as it existed on it's release date?
"hg clone dillo3" will simply copy *your* repository, not the one from
hg.dillo.org. Cloning again the repository from hg.dillo.org will
indeed get you the newest changes:

mv dillo3 dillo3_copy
hg clone http://hg.dillo.org/dillo dillo3
cd dillo3

But this is faster: in the repository (after "cd dillo3"), type

hg pull http://hg.dillo.org/dillo
hg up

to get the newest changes. "hg pull", without the URL, should be
sufficient in most cases.

HTH.

Sebastian
Chris Sorenson
2013-01-31 15:28:03 UTC
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Post by Sebastian Geerken
Post by Chris Sorenson
What's the invocation for checking out the latest commit
from the repository? I didn't see it in the developer
section of the website. I assume `hg clone dillo-3`
grabs 3.0.2 as it existed on it's release date?
"hg clone dillo3" will simply copy *your* repository, not
the one from hg.dillo.org. Cloning again the repository
mv dillo3 dillo3_copy
hg clone http://hg.dillo.org/dillo dillo3
cd dillo3
But this is faster: in the repository (after "cd dillo3"),
type
hg pull http://hg.dillo.org/dillo
hg up
to get the newest changes. "hg pull", without the URL,
should be sufficient in most cases.
HTH.
Sebastian
Okay thanks!

Sorry for the newb questions; I've never used mercurial
before... 0_o

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