bevardis
2011-02-03 13:33:31
Hello.
I managed to compile libmml using Simba.res instead of libmml.res which I couldn't find.
Now I find that nothing works with my new baked dll.
What is the proper way of doing this?
Running the python test gives me this:
(after I got the libmml.dll there)
[BANANA]AttributeError: function 'setJVMPath' not found[/BANANA]
pres.py gives me this:
[BANANA]TypeError: __init__() takes exactly 3 arguments (2 given)[/BANANA]
I'm using windows xp 32 bit, got the files from simba github.
bevardis
2011-02-03 13:39:28
But something of it works. Or at least I had that idea. That python test for example.
**BANNED The Man
2011-02-03 13:40:51
What are you trying to do?
bevardis
2011-02-03 13:45:53
Well, for starters move a mouse on smart in python.
**BANNED The Man
2011-02-03 13:49:20
Well it doesn't all compile yet.
I would wait till people start REAL work on it before trying.
-Boom
bevardis
2011-02-03 13:54:16
Fair enough. I'll have to wait then : }
i luffs yeww
2011-02-05 06:32:12
One reason it wouldn't work is because you're on Windows and currently the two people developing this (Wizzup? and I, there have been other people contributing but a lot has changed and everything blah blah blah) have been developing it tailored to Ubuntu/Linux machines, and there's been no reason to add windows support for now, as nobody running windows is contributing (I don't believe).
^ That's for pymml btw. libmml should be cross-platform as it is, but I don't remember. It's pretty easy to change a few things in pymml to make it work on windows though.
And the files on github for lib/pymml are not entirely working. A lot of it hasn't been tested and a lot of it hasn't been kept up to date with other changes (different parameters, etc.). It's a bit of a mess right now, but don't worry, it'll get done. :)
bevardis
2011-02-05 07:02:00
The show goes on linux whenever I install windows >.>
bevardis
2011-02-05 08:37:26
When I had linux I missed windows stuff.
When I had windows I missed linux stuff.
I guess having both was a compromise.
bevardis
2011-02-05 09:56:18
Surely I could. Used to do that.