On 19-9-2013 13:48, Krzysztof Kosiński wrote:
2013/9/19 Markus Engel <p637777@...1081...>:
I have problems when compiling r12535 (but probably r12532 is the cause)
under Windows XP:
Hi Luca, you may safely delete any content in these two files. sp-skeleton.h and sp-skeleton.cpp were files one could copy to create their own class that derives from SPObject. But as the name says, they are just templates with no actual functionality. They are of no use anymore and actually I wonder why these files are compiled anyway.
True, these are just example files, which should never have been included in the compilation. Try adding: <exclude name="src/sp-skeleton.cpp"/> <exclude name="src/sp-skeleton.h"/> to build.xml after line 343.
I agree with the removal of sp-skeleton.cpp but not with the idea that such files should not be included when compiling. A still useful skeleton file is /src/live_effects/lpe-skeleton.h/.cpp. The reason I'd like to keep them being compiled is simply that otherwise those example files will rot and become terrible examples. Right? The LPE skeleton file is compiled on Windows, shall I add it to CMake and Autobuilds too? Just trying to keep you guys honest :P)
Cheers, Johan