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Hi,

I have updated the the source archive for b5 to b5 patch 1 (version numbering gets crazy now.. :-). It fixes a couple of build issues for gcc newer than 4.0. I added a few additional #includes and fixed an #include case error.

It is online at http://subcommander.tigris.org.

Thanks to everyone for reporting the build issues :-)

Hi,

the source archive for b5 is now online at http://subcommander.tigris.org.

Hi,

finally a new Subcommander beta (b5) release is available :-) Currently only for Windows built against subversion 1.6.5. The source archive and MacOSX binaries will follow.

Download it from http://subcommander.tigris.org

Surprisingly there is a little bit progress.. :-)

I’m temporarily switching back to Qt 4.4 until I finish my new custom QAbstractItemModel  code. That allows me to create a new beta (5) based on subversion 1.6.5.

It won’t include all things planned for b5 but there are still a few improvements. I will play with it a couple of days at work and hope to release it next week.

I also started to play with the latest mingw. It is not as easy as I would like to build all the libraries Subcommander depends on.  So far I can build apr, apr-util and openssl. openssl worked out of the box. apr & apr-util needed a few libtool tweaks. So there is still some work ahead to build Subcommander on Windows with gcc and friends.

But I think it is worth the effort. My goal is to use the configure/make build on all platforms so I have to maintain only a single build environment.

I can then also drop Visual Studio on Windows and move to QtCreator as IDE on MacOSX and Windows. After playing with it a couple of days on the subversion code I’m quite satisfied with it.

I like it better than XCode or Visual Studio (with the exception of the debugger) although it is still quite simple. It can switch very reliable between declaration and implementation. Something where Visual Studio is really weak… ;)