Thanks, I am on XP, but
When I saw the problems compiling and the weirdness of the SVN log after updating to rev. 20247, I did take a backup of my working copy. It says:
xml/simple-node.cpp 2008/11/22 10:07 (my timestamps are GMT +7) This file does NOT contain '#include "xml/node.h"' I am also having a SVN log file in the back up telling me that xml/simple-node.cpp was updated in SVN in rev. 20245.
My current version of xml/simple-node.cpp has a timestamp xml/simple-node.cpp 2008/11/22 15:17, and this file DOES contain '#include "xml/node.h"' (and I did not modify this file).
In the meantime, I reverted to an older rev., and then back to the newest again. The SVN log shows only one update of xml/simple-node.cpp since rev. 19917.
In my eyes, it appears as an SVN glitch.
Preben
-----Original Message----- From: Ted Gould [mailto:ted@...11...] Sent: 24 November, 2008 21:56 To: Preben Soeberg Cc: inkscape-devel@lists.sourceforge.net Subject: RE: [Inkscape-devel] win builds
On Mon, 2008-11-24 at 13:26 +0700, Preben Soeberg wrote:
Have you any idea, what went wrong with my compilation of simple-
node.cpp?
And why I can compile it now without any problem?
When I look in the source now, I can't see any changes done that should trigger the error, I mentioned in the other post. Could there have been
some
kind of glitch in SVN?
I imagine that it was more a glitch in your build. That's one of the reason that I always build in another directory. Here's my basic workflow.
$ bzr branch trunk mywork $ cd mywork $ ./autogen.sh $ mkdir build $ cd build $ ../configure --prefix=`pwd`/../install --enable-inkboard $ nice make -j 2 installThat puts all of the built files in the "build" directory but also sets up a clean install that isn't connected to the other instances of Inkscape on my system.
--Ted