UCI and Linux

[Sargon]

I've tried to compile it and stumbled over the problem that I only have includes/libraries with Unicode-support. I guess for this program Ansi-support would be required. (when I see calls to fgets etc)

So I'm hoping for a statically linked version. :)

Sargon

[Pradu]

I've tried to compile it and stumbled over the problem that I only have includes/libraries with Unicode-support. I guess for this program Ansi-support would be required. (when I see calls to fgets etc)

So I'm hoping for a statically linked version.

Sargon

Ok some bad news. It seems you can't just "compile" wxWidgets code that easy and expect it to perform the same on different platforms:


(Here the problem was with not being able to launch ./Buzz in the working directory of the Buzz folder for some reason??)

Seems like it'll take some actual code modifications for it to work well on both platforms, so I can't get it done this weekend. I guess I'll put up a Linux version with the next release.

[Sargon]

Did you use a Unicode version or an Ansi version? I see you're using Ubuntu too. :o) I couldn't find an Ansi version of wxWidgets quickly. I didn't try downloading the sources and compiling them though. But if you tried it with an Ansi version already, I won't try the same. Anyway, thanks for trying! Looking forward to the next version. :)

Sargon

[Pradu]

Did you use a Unicode version or an Ansi version? I see you're using Ubuntu too. ) I couldn't find an Ansi version of wxWidgets quickly. I didn't try downloading the sources and compiling them though. But if you tried it with an Ansi version already, I won't try the same. Anyway, thanks for trying! Looking forward to the next version.

Sargon

I think it should compile with both. All you have to do is put -DwxUSE_UNICODE=0 in your compiler flags. But yes, I did compile PSWBTM with an ANSI wxWidgets I built.

[Daniel Mehrmann]

Did you use a Unicode version or an Ansi version? I see you're using Ubuntu too. ) I couldn't find an Ansi version of wxWidgets quickly. I didn't try downloading the sources and compiling them though. But if you tried it with an Ansi version already, I won't try the same. Anyway, thanks for trying! Looking forward to the next version.

Sargon

I think it should compile with both. All you have to do is put -DwxUSE_UNICODE=0 in your compiler flags. But yes, I did compile PSWBTM with an ANSI wxWidgets I built.

btw: Please use the latest CVS xboard version from the xboard hompage, http://savannah.gnu.org/projects/xboard/ , it includes some improvments since 4.2.7

Best,
Daniel