Re: Integrating cws_macjoin1153

James McKenzie <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.openoffice.devel.porting
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Terry Teague wrote:

>At 9:38 AM +0200 6/28/05, Eric Hoch wrote:
>  
>
>>>Unless there are technical reasons _not_ to propose a 1.1.4 for
>>>OSX/X11, in which case that should be documented on the download
>>>page, I suggest that some time is taken to make a 1.1.4 working
>>>build for OSX/X11.
>>>      
>>>
>>There is no technical reason and we have working 1.1.4 packages for
>>Panther. I only don't want to release them without QA. I therefore
>>invite everyone to do testing for 1.1.4 builds so that they can be
>>made available via the international download page.
>>
>>The only handicap I see is that we may need to offer three
>>different versions:
>>
>>One for Panther - available but no QA done
>>One for Jaguar - ask Terry Teague if he has one and do QA for this
>>too.
>>One for Tiger - available but buggy and newer builds break. Here
>>James McKenzie is on a good way in hopefully solving them.
>>    
>>
>I do build OOo 1.1.x builds on Jaguar, and they all work (for me in my
>limited testing) on Jaguar/Panther/Tiger, but I have no formal QA/release
>process in place, partly because the official US version of OOo 1.1.2 for
>Mac OS X used the InstallAnywhere Installer, and I don't have a license to
>use that, and I haven't had time to put together an installer package for
>Jaguar/Panther/Tiger users that is as good as the one for OOo 1.1.2 (in
>spite of a couple of known bugs with that installer). More importantly, I
>don't have any server space, nor do I have broadband Internet access at
>home, so I can release my builds - if someone can help with server space, I
>might be able to do something.
>
>If you want me to try some builds of OOo 1.1.5 candidates in
>Jaguar/Panther/Tiger, I could probably do that.
>
>  
>
Terry:

I keep on running into a problem with idlc segfaulting with an error 
code 138.  Have you ever ran into this and if you did, how did you 
overcome this?

Thank you.

James McKenzie
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