- From: ak.miller at auckland.ac.nz (Andrew Miller)
- Subject: [cellml-discussion] Binary and source snapshots for PCEnv on Win32 and Linux
- Date: Thu, 19 Oct 2006 15:23:00 +1300
Carey Stevens wrote:
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> Notes:
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> * It is unclear whether or not the MSVC8 runtime can be distributed with
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> the package. Therefore, it has not been included.
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> Win32 users who have never installed anything needing the MSVC8
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> runtime, and who don't have Microsoft Visual C++ 2005
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> on their computers will need to download and install the following
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> package:
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Hi,
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I have both the 2003 & 2005 compilers on my machine and neither seemed
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to be found. The application opened disabled. I did not find any
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information or place to configure the compiler paths.
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If you can get to the GUI, your MSVC runtime is working correctly. I
found the cause of the issue you are having, it is actually due to a
problem with the Windows-specific launcher code, which was generating
the wrong configuration file for the backend (and it was using the
configuration I already had installed). I have now put a fixed snapshot
up. Note that in order for the new settings to take effect, you will
need to kill the cellml_corba_server process before starting PCenv (it
only starts a new one if the old one isn't running anymore).
On a related note, it turned out that gcc was not getting put into the
Win32 install. This has now been fixed.
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Another minor suggestion would be adding the standard "Quit" button to
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the file menu.
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I have now checked in a new toplevel XUL file with an Exit option to the
File menu. This has been tested on Win32 and Linux. I have now tested my
Win32 builds using a separate user account, and with nothing in the path
except C:\WINDOWS;C:\WINDOWS\System32;C:\WINDOWS\System32\Wbem.
All of this is in the latest Win32 snapshot (same URL as I gave before,
since the filename is based on the date).
Best regards,
Andrew
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