Using Slackware 10.2. Successfully compiled and currently using 0.8.3 from ypops-src-0.8.3.zip
Wanting to update to 0.8.4 I did a CVS checkout of the latest source code. I ran in to a few problems when compiling. (No ypops-src-0.8.4.zip available.)
First was with DataHolder.cpp lines 242 and 246, undeclared variables `m_bSecureMode' and `m_bUseMD5'. Since this appeared to be part of the desupported MD5, I commenting out the applicable sections of code in DataHolder.cpp
Second was with WebBrowser.cpp, line 691 warning: cannot pass objects of non-POD type `class CStdString' through `...'; call will abort at runtime
Code at line 691 was as follows:
logFile.Write(LOG_BASIC, "<%s> Login to Yahoo Mail succeeded.", username);
After review of the code, it looked as LPCTSTR() had inadvertently left out of the code so I changed line 691 to:
logFile.Write(LOG_BASIC, "<%s> Login to Yahoo Mail succeeded.", LPCTSTR(username));
Third also in WebBrowser.cpp:
In member function `CStringEx CWebBrowser::GetLogDir()':
1981: error: `_MAX_PATH' undeclared (first use this function)
1983: error: `wdir' undeclared (first use this function)
1983: error: `_getcwd' undeclared (first use this function)
If appeared most of this function was for WIN32 (direct.h) so I added an ifdef declaration to exclude the section of code that was causing the problem.
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CStringEx CWebBrowser::GetLogDir()
{
CStringEx logdir = logdirenv ? logdirenv : DEFLOGDIR;
#ifdef WIN32
if (logdir.Compare(".") == 0) {
// Get the current working directory:
char wdir[_MAX_PATH];
if( _getcwd( wdir, _MAX_PATH-1 ) != NULL ) {
wdir[_MAX_PATH] = '\0';
logdir = CStringEx(wdir);
}
}
#endif
return logdir;
}
After making the above changes, make completed without error, however, ypops fails to load (hangs). So I guess I missed something. Any help would be appreciated. Back to using 0.8.3
