[sword-devel] Having trouble rebuilding BibleCS (win32) with CBuilder 5.5 make. Where is {root}/Makefile.cfg?

[Troy A. Griffitts]

Lynn,
	Back from the move but in VA this week, so still might be a little 
scarce.  Thanks for the prayers, things went really well.


	BibleCS should be buildable by C++Builder 6 personal free edition.  If 
it doesn't build, it's because we usually use v5 and just don't keep the 
project file up to date.  We're constantly adding new files to the 
engine, and whenever this happens, they need to be added to the library 
in the project group for BCB6 (and 5 for that matter, but we usually 
take care of that).  It's usually pretty straight forward: when you get 
a link error, you can usually figure out what new file needs to be 
added.  If you still have troubles, let me know and I'll fire up my 
virtual machine and bare looking at windows for 30 minutes for you :)

	-Troy.



Lynn Allan wrote:
> Inquiring (newbie) minds want to know:
> * Is there a procedure documented somewhat to rebuild BibleCS (win32) using
> the Borland CBuilder 5.5 command line compiler?
> 
> As part of getting up to speed with the sword-api, I've attempted to rebuild
> BibleCs (win32) with CBuilder. No doubt there is operator error on my part,
> but I'm baffled how to even get started. Using:
> {root}\apps\windoze\CBuilder5\BibleCS\Makefile
> the CBuilder make process pretty much immediately fails due to missing
> include ${root}/Makefile.cfg
> 
> My impression is that there is a linux oriented .sh script that is supposed
> to generate the Makefile.cfg. Was this left out of CVS? Is a win-32
> developer wannabe supposed to have gnu or cygwin tools installed, and be
> capable of generating {root}/Makefile.cfg?
> 
> 
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