For further reference: CORE-4937

I've read your commit well the first time already, let me explain my train of thought :-) - TSVN in RAPPS was downgraded because the newer version doesn't support WinXP anymore (I suppose whole NT5) - ReactOS is based on NT5 - RosBE contains SVN -> won't be able to run on ROS, unless there is a disc...

https://www.dreimer.de/?p=1393

Updated SVN to 1.9.5

On the other hand I saw r74162 downgrading SVN 1.9.5 to 1.8.14 to keep WinXP support.

So I wonder, is it possible to experiment with building ReactOS on ReactOS using the latest RosBE 2.1.4?

Hi and welcome to the forums! I have something set up, though I wouldn't call that efficient. In VirtualBox -> ReactOS VM -> Settings -> Serial Ports I have Port 1 enabled: - Port Number: COM1 - Port Mode: Host Pipe - Connect to existing pipe/socket UNchecked - Path: /tmp/ReactOS-Debug.pipe Then I c...

There are two reasons to use checksums: 1) check if the archive was downloaded properly without errors 2) check whether the storage wasn't tampered with HTTPS covers the issue 2). The ISOs from build server are compressed into an archive, so there should be a checksum as part of the file format, but...

@A_S - that goes into the official autogenerated changelog here @ROCKNROLLKID - yes, this is something in the middle between the complete list of fixed JIRA issues and the sentences like "we are more stable and WIndows-compatible now" - not just a sentence, but not 158 bullet points either...

It's possible to force a fast-forward history (a linear one, without merge commits) in a Git repo, so combined with the sequentially numbering server-side hook this could work. I can't help with use cases such as "what happened 1500 commits ago" or "do we already have 75000 commits so...

Požadovaná úroveň certifikace stojí kolem 700 dolarů za rok a je možné, že nadaci nestojí potenciální přínosy za takové reálné výdaje. Na "Discussion" záložce té wiki stránky jsem se zeptal, třeba někdo odpoví.

Right now on the mailing list there are mainly two issues people are having with git: - pulling and pushing creates merge commits - can't pull with local changes As is already in the mailing list solved here for pulling: git config --global pull.rebase true (enable automatic rebase of your local com...

Please correct me if I'm wrong; I believe that | and & operators should be called "bitwise and/or" rather than "logical and/or".

Also of note - if (Reason) is equal to if (Reason != NULL) because, basically, NULL in C means 0 [1]. There are different ways to represent a null pointer in C++, but that's way beyond this snippet. [1] longer answer: the standard actually says that the representation is implementation-defined, but ...

Nope. That's required for building it (even that post is called like that), no additional requirements on the users

[SHELL32]: Fix build on *sane* compilers (wth, is that an assignment without the equal sign, or a called constructor, missing its parentheses?!). It's neither a variable assignment nor a constructor call (per se). It's called list initialization, it's part of the standard since C++11 and according ...

One very simple explanation to this is they could have decompiled the original executable into a source code, fixed compilation errors when compiling into 32-bit executable, and from there on it's comparably easy.

hbelusca wrote:What could be nice is to ask the user, at the end of the 2nd stage install, whether to install .net mono / gecko / etc...

Gecko is already asking the user, Mono not so much.