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Re: Portable U++ installation [message #29874 is a reply to message #29730]

Thu, 25 November 2010 22:35

dolik.rce
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Registered: August 2008
Location: Czech Republic

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Hi everyone,

Sorry for delay... I was hoping to post both windows and Linux versions at the same time, but unforeseen complications happened with the Linux part while testing.

So for now, here is a link to download the windows version: http://www.2shared.com/file/B0te2Kqn/upp_portable_win32.html It contains upp sources, theide, mingw, and launcher app. The launcher is necessary to prepare the configuration files and then launches theide. The sources for this app are included in the archive at the end of this post.

The Linux version is almost ready, the last problem I have is 'Illegal instruction' error I get on some systems I used for testing. I suspect that the problem is either in theide or (more probably) in the dynamic libraries which are taken from Arch Linux. When I have bit more time I will try to recompile all of this in more portable way, so that it uses only basic i386 instructions (i.e. no i686, no sse2 etc.). Hopefully that will solve the trouble.

If the directory structure used seems weird to you, it is because it is already prepared for the Linux version. I tried to keep in mind the limitations of vfat filesystem (no symlinks, no case sensitivity) which is de facto standard for usb sticks. You will probably understand when I make it work.

Best regards,
Honza

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