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From: Don Yacktman <don@darth.byu.edu>
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To: misckit@alaska.et.byu.edu
Subject: Fix for v. 1.2.3
Reply-To: don@darth.byu.edu
I have uploaded the patched files for v. 1.2.3 to ftp.et.byu.edu
where you can obtain them. However, the changes you need
to make are minimal, so I'll describe them here and you can
either grab the ftp distribution or just make the changes yourself.
Of the three changes, the first is the only one that could possibly
affect installation.
(1) In the file
MiscKit/Palettes/MiscDragViews/MiscViews.subproj/Makefile.preamble
change the OTHER_CFLAGS variable to:
OTHER_CFLAGS = -I. -I../../../Headers
(2) In the file
MiscKit/Examples/MiscTree_Browser/Makefile.preamble
change the contents to:
OTHER_LDFLAGS = -m -L. -L/LocalDeveloper/Libraries -L../../Source
OTHER_CFLAGS = -I../../Headers
(3) In the PB.project and Makefile for the
MiscKit/Examples/MiscTree_Browser example,
change the library from "misckit" to "MiscKit".
The easiest way is to load PB.project and change
it from ProjectBuilder; it will rewrite both
files when you save the project. However, both
are text files, so you could just as easily edit
them by hand if you prefer.
I'm sorry if this has caused anyone any inconvenience.
Also, some folks mentioned the recursive links
(where "misckit" is linked to "." in some of the
palette projects). This is intentional and necessary
to get things to compile properly, so don't worry
about it too much.
---
Later,
-Don Yacktman
Don_Yacktman@byu.edu