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| + | '''BibleCS''' Windows-based feature rich Desktop frontend |
| − | This is the collaboration/planning area for the Windows frontend of Sword.
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| − | For now, the content consists of stuff from an old wiki with broken formatting. Could someone sort it through and repair the formatting?
| + | Project Website: http://www.crosswire.org/sword/software/biblecs/ |
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| − | = Getting Started =
| + | Developers' Site http://www.crosswire.org/sword/develop/biblecs/svn.jsp |
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| − | | + | [[Category:SWORD Frontends|BibleCS]] |
| − | == Compiling with Borland tools: ==
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| − | Borland has been in the habit of releasing different levels of their
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| − | tools at different price tiers, and sometimes they have an 'Open' edition
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| − | which is free for personal use or opensource development.
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| − | Now, I'd personally recommend buying their tools. I use them for all
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| − | of my commercial development and they are second to none-- truly built
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| − | with the developer in mind.
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| − | Here are the steps to freely compile the free software freely :)
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| − | Download and install Borland's Turbo C++ compiler at:
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| − | http://turboexplorer.com/
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| − | There are different "editions" of Borland Turbo Explorer. Make sure you download the Turbo C++ edition, as you can only install one on your computer.
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| − | Download and Install Tortoise SVN:
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| − | http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads
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| − | Follow the WinCVS instructions to checkout the source code:
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| − | http://www.crosswire.org/sword/develop/biblecs/svn.jsp
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| − | For Windows development, you will need to checkout 3 SVN modules: 'sword',
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| − | 'biblecs', & 'icu-sword'. All three should be checked out to checked out to
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| − | the same location, so you should end up with sword, biblecs, and icu-sword
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| − | directories in that folder.
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| − | Download the ICU DLL from here (grab the latest icudt??l.zip file, icudt28l.zip as of April, 2005):
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| − | ftp://ftp.crosswire.org/pub/sword/utils/win32/
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| − | and place it in the CVS tree at:
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| − | sword/apps/windoze/CBuilder6/BibleCS/stage
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| − | Then change to the folder:
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| − | sword/apps/windoze/CBuilder6/BibleCS/
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| − | and double-click on:
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| − | swordprj.bpg
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| − | From the Borland IDE menu, choose Projects|Build All Projects
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| − | And that's it!!!
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| − | One recommendation: create a directory, \etc at the root of the drive
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| − | where you checked out the sword source and place a file sword.conf
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| − | containing something like:
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| − | [Install]<br> | |
| − | DataPath=d:/Program Files/CrossWire/The SWORD Project/
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| − | [also good to set SWORD_PATH ... lda]
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| − | This will let the sword.exe running from the Borland IDE find your SWORD
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| − | modules (Bibles, etc.)
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| − | Have fun!
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| − | -Troy.
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| − | [taken from an email from Troy on sword-devel.]
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| − | -- Main.MartinGruner - 13 Jul 2003
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| − | -- Main.InVerseParaclete - 06 Dec 2003 <br />
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| − | Note that the Borland C++Builder 6.0 and C++BuilderX tools are not yet officially supported for development of BibleCS software. The project files and project group files are not necessarily kept up-to-date in SVN with the officially supported CBuilder 5.0 .bpr's and .bpg's.
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| − | If you are not an experienced C++Builder user, you will probably want to peruse the sword-devel list carefully, and strongly consider connecting with a _mentor_. There are some Getting.Started oriented projects, as well as the ./tests subdirectory.
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| − | Availability of CBuilder 5.0 is _sketchy_. It is not available from Borland anymore. For obtaining ethically, you may try e-Bay (sometimes available, usually about $50 opening bid). Another source is getting a book from your library or World.Cat, hoping the CD is still there, and taking advantage of the 30-day or 60-day trial.
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| − | -- Main.ChrisLittle - 11 Apr 2005
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| − | The CBuilder 6.0 personal is also available at polish borland representative site at address http://www.borland.pl/downloads/bcb6_personal/cbuilder_6_personal.exe Do not be afraid, it is not Polish version, just plain English :-) To get this version working You'll need a free personal license from Borland accessible at http://www.borland.com/products/downloads/download_cbuilder.html .<br>
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| − | Pleas also be informed that functionality of the personal edition is somewhat limited. The worst thing is that it lacks CodeGuard and Data Breakpoints which makes a memory problems debugging pretty hopeless.
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| − | -- Main.KrzysztofBialas - 16 Apr 2005
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| − | = Compiling with Cygwin =
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| − | ;Cygwin
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| − | :The [[http://www.cygwin.com Cygwin]] provides the necessary layer ontop of the windows environment emulating API and services necessary to compile from source and run Unix software.
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| − | :;Install
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| − | ::Cygwin should be installed using standard installer available on http://www.cygwin.com. I haven't had time to check which packages are needed for the Sword build - so You'd probably be better off just installing everything (maybe except TeX and games ;-)). As of today the full install requires about
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| − | ;Sword
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| − | :Well, everyone knows what The Sword is :-)
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| − | :;Getting sources
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| − | ::The sources should be downloaded using SVN windows client (http://tortoisesvn.tigris.org - quite a good choice). The detailed information is available at http://www.crosswire.org/sword/develop/biblecs/svn.jsp Just a small information, You need only the 'sword' product.
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| − | :;Necessary changes in the source tree
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| − | ::None necessary currently. :-)
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| − | :;Configure
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| − | ::First one needs to get the configure script. To get it You should run the =autogen.sh= from the main Sword directory. Then, the configure script should be invoked 'configure --enable-shared --with-curl --without-clucene'. This command will generate the necessary Makefiles
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| − | :;Compilation
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| − | ::This is an easy part. Just type =make=, and everything will be compiled (except from the tests)
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| − | :;Installation
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| − | ::"make install"
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| − | ;Final remark
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| − | :I've not tested the build with the tests, alhou the tests itself bilds correctly (to do this You need to manually switch to the =tests= directory and write =make= .
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| − | :I've tested the osis2mod utility, and one 'funny' thing - osis2mod compiled in cygwin environment runs 10 times slower than osis2mod compiled in BCPB 6 (!). Perhaps some optimization flags need to be tweaked, but the speed difference is really enormous...
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| − | -- Main.KrzysztofBialas - 02 May 2005
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