It's going quite well right now, but I've been held up by a bug for like 2 weeks, but it's solved now. So now I'm just gonna add the ability to search and add the transfer-view, then I'll probably upload the source.
This project will be made for Mac OS X to start with(though the server can currently be run on linux and mac os x). Then when the time allows it, or if someone is willing to help, a GUI for both linux and windows.
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I hope I will be able to help some later, atleast with bug hunting.
I have many times started reading the source for MacDC++ with intention of starting up that project again but work is always in the way :(.
It's easier to just help with smaller things :)
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may i can have a version for testing? im very very interested in this projeckt it could solve a realy ugly situation at my linux box ;) (and ibook :P )
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I'm still working on a version that is actually useful outside my own computer, so it will unfortunately be a little while longer until I will upload the source.
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Sorry that I haven't kept you updated, but I've been busy with school and stuff.
Either way, I've ran into some problems, it seems that the client can't be in active-mode, no matter how much I try, and I haven't found a solution for this :-(
Hopefully it will solve itself soon, then I'm back on track.
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If you are interested in sharing the source maybe there are people with more time that can assist in finding a solution?
You don't have to give people write access to the repository, only read access.
On the other hand, maybe you want to solve the problem all by your self :-)
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Sorry for giving false hope all the time, but there has been some fallbacks here and there over the time, and yesterday I found out that it wouldn't work on Intel-Macs since I forgot to make the server and client endian independant.
But I fixed that, now there's just some graphical issues on Intel-Macs, but the client is working quite nicely (except for the lack of features). So I will upload the source tomorrow(when my exams are finally over for this semester :-) ) and fix the graphical bug later.
Cheers
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Sorry,
No release today. Got out to celebrate my final exams and came home to late. My train is leaving in 5 hours, so I have to get some sleep atleast. :-(
Had some problems with subversion too, hopefully I can solve it tomorrow.
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As long as you are still working on the project I'm satisfied :-)
I just get worried when things are silent.
I'm hoping to be able to help you with the project later but currently I'm busy
with celebrating Christmas and moving from Umeå for a new job in Tokyo.
Don't work too much during christmas holidays ;-)
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I've uploaded the source, so feel free to try the client out and give me some bugreports :-)
Btw, I've started posting every update on the multidcpp blog at http://multidcpp.sf.net check out on that page for further updates.
Hope the client works for ya' :-)
Cheers
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/usr/bin/g++ -D__LITTLE_ENDIAN__ Server/client/Thread.cpp -c -I. -IServer -IServer/client -IShared -o ./Thread.o
Server/client/Thread.cpp:30: error: ‘PTHREAD_MUTEX_RECURSIVE_INITIALIZER’ was not declared in this scope
Also in the Makefile in the CC_OPTIONS definition there is a '-D' missing in front of __LITTLE_ENDIAN__
Cheers
Luca
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Hi,
I just want to check the status of this project?
I'm particularly interested in the MacOSX parts.
Hey,
It's going quite well right now, but I've been held up by a bug for like 2 weeks, but it's solved now. So now I'm just gonna add the ability to search and add the transfer-view, then I'll probably upload the source.
This project will be made for Mac OS X to start with(though the server can currently be run on linux and mac os x). Then when the time allows it, or if someone is willing to help, a GUI for both linux and windows.
Good to hear things are going ok.
I hope I will be able to help some later, atleast with bug hunting.
I have many times started reading the source for MacDC++ with intention of starting up that project again but work is always in the way :(.
It's easier to just help with smaller things :)
may i can have a version for testing? im very very interested in this projeckt it could solve a realy ugly situation at my linux box ;) (and ibook :P )
I'm still working on a version that is actually useful outside my own computer, so it will unfortunately be a little while longer until I will upload the source.
im wating for you ;)
Sorry that I haven't kept you updated, but I've been busy with school and stuff.
Either way, I've ran into some problems, it seems that the client can't be in active-mode, no matter how much I try, and I haven't found a solution for this :-(
Hopefully it will solve itself soon, then I'm back on track.
Hello,
If you are interested in sharing the source maybe there are people with more time that can assist in finding a solution?
You don't have to give people write access to the repository, only read access.
On the other hand, maybe you want to solve the problem all by your self :-)
Hey,
I've solved the problem just the other day, so now the search is working and it's almost ready for upload.
I'll keep you guys updated
Cheers
Ill belive in you!!! ;)
Hi,
Sorry for bugging you so many times. I just want to check how things are going for you?
me too ;)
Hey,
Sorry for giving false hope all the time, but there has been some fallbacks here and there over the time, and yesterday I found out that it wouldn't work on Intel-Macs since I forgot to make the server and client endian independant.
But I fixed that, now there's just some graphical issues on Intel-Macs, but the client is working quite nicely (except for the lack of features). So I will upload the source tomorrow(when my exams are finally over for this semester :-) ) and fix the graphical bug later.
Cheers
Sorry,
No release today. Got out to celebrate my final exams and came home to late. My train is leaving in 5 hours, so I have to get some sleep atleast. :-(
Had some problems with subversion too, hopefully I can solve it tomorrow.
No worries.
As long as you are still working on the project I'm satisfied :-)
I just get worried when things are silent.
I'm hoping to be able to help you with the project later but currently I'm busy
with celebrating Christmas and moving from Umeå for a new job in Tokyo.
Don't work too much during christmas holidays ;-)
Hey again,
I've uploaded the source, so feel free to try the client out and give me some bugreports :-)
Btw, I've started posting every update on the multidcpp blog at http://multidcpp.sf.net check out on that page for further updates.
Hope the client works for ya' :-)
Cheers
Compilation error on Ubuntu 7.04
/usr/bin/g++ -D__LITTLE_ENDIAN__ Server/client/Thread.cpp -c -I. -IServer -IServer/client -IShared -o ./Thread.o
Server/client/Thread.cpp:30: error: ‘PTHREAD_MUTEX_RECURSIVE_INITIALIZER’ was not declared in this scope
Also in the Makefile in the CC_OPTIONS definition there is a '-D' missing in front of __LITTLE_ENDIAN__
Cheers
Luca