Re: Morirz First Releas on sourceforge.net

Dear Mr Dodge.

Sorry but I'm a newbe in opensource and sourcefaorge.

The moritz-unix doesn't mean that this is a unix-project. Sourceforge 
asked for an unique unix-name for the project. I didn't really 
understand what they want and I took the prefix unix because I don't use 
this in any other keyword of the project. Today I know it was a big 
failure of mine and I will ask if this can be changed.


To build Moritz just the following files has to be used:

src\
    diverse\
            c\
              KeyListSet.cpp
              MoritzHelp.cpp
              String_imp.cpp
            h\        
              KeyListSet.h
              MoritzHelp.h
              String_imp.h
    Moritz\
           c\
             main.cpp
    xmlblock\
             c\
               xmlBlock.cpp
             h\        
               xmlBlock.h
    xmlvisitor\
               c\
                 tool_gennsd.cpp 
                 tool_nsdanl.cpp 
                 xmlVisitor.cpp 
                 xmlvst_fileanl.cpp
                 xmlvst_fncbdy.cpp
                 xmlvst_fnchd.cpp
                 xmlvst_gennsd.cpp
               h\        
                 tool_gennsd.cpp 
                 tool_nsdanl.cpp 
                 xmlVisitor.cpp 
                 xmlvst_fileanl.cpp
                 xmlvst_fncbdy.cpp
                 xmlvst_fnchd.cpp
                 xmlvst_gennsd.cpp

Don't use the other sources especially those in the wx-directories. This 
files are necessary for the wizard I want to write in the next time.
(Sorry for the confusion they corse)

This are the standard include-files of c/c++ used by Moritz:

   map.h
   set.h
   vector.h
   list.h
   fstream.h
   string.h
   sstream.h
   sys/stat.h


Since Moritz is a common console-application no special libraries are 
necessary.

I'm not very familiar with make-files and use an ide (DevC++, 
Code-Blocks, MinGW Developer-Studio, ...) to manage the project and the 
compile-process.
I don't use special compiler-options to optimize the program. For me the 
only steps to compile the sources is to add them into the ide-project, 
add the 3 h-paths and start the compilation.

I hope this will help you.




Dave Dodge schrieb:
> On Tue, May 30, 2006 at 10:05:55PM +0200, [email protected] wrote:
>   
>> You can download it under : "www.sourceforge.net/projects/moritz-unix"
>>     
>
> Is this supposed to be usable on Unix systems yet?  It's a little
> confusing because the project name is "moritz-unix" but all of the
> released files are listed as "win32".  For example I took a quick look
> at the source files and didn't see any Makefiles or build instructions
> anywhere.
>
>                                                   -Dave Dodge
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