Re: [Denemo-devel] The 1.0 release

[Jeremiah Benham]

Sorry. I don't have much time right now. I am building a mingw binary 
and will upload it when finished. I have also submitted my changes to 
gub (with the portmidi changes) so you can use it yourself also. I was 
able to get rid of the missing denemo.png problem by statically 
compiling in the gtk+ loaders into gtk. I am hacking on evince at the 
moment to get rid of the crude hack that we have to do with gub. While I 
am at it I will see if it is easy to compile the evince modules 
statically into evince. I have already stripped its support for 
everything but pdf support. Lilypond was working for me after the 
attached patch. While lilypond produced pdf's in the /tmp/DenemoXXXX/ 
folder, evince would not open then and complained that the pdf could not 
be opened.

Jeremiah



On 01/24/13 11:29, Richard Shann wrote:
> On Wed, 2013-01-23 at 11:00 -0600, Jeremiah Benham wrote:
> > denemo-1.0.0.~rc.7-5.mingw.exe
> >
> > I am hoping portmidi works now for this windows build.
> I have installed this on another (ancient) windows xp box. It crashes
> during startup, and as the last message is about trying to set the
> denemo.png icon which is not installed I have commented out that code in
> the windows build.
> While doing this I noticed that there is an entire directory of pixmaps
> which are no longer used by Denemo, but on windows are being installed
> into usr/share/denemo/pixmaps (on GNU/Linux they are not installed at
> all). I guess we should get rid of all this, but I don't want to change
> too much right now. Can you re-create the Windows installer, so that I
> can see if this is the cause of the crash on the old xp box?
>
> About this windows build (and the linux one) are they all being done by
> you from the master branch, not the specialized branches? (I am
> wondering if I could git pull from your gub and try to build it
> myself...).
>
> Despite the crash on startup I can see that it has portmidi installed
> and tries to open the MIDI controller, but fails to see it; almost
> certainly then, we will need to tell people to install PmDefaults,
> (which is a pain as it requires installing Java, which then constantly
> badgers you to update it, but then, that's life under windows :)
>
>
> Richard

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