May be lot of you ("Open Cobolers") are "hard *ux" people who are brave enough to build OC from sources but, just guessing. there are many hobbyest as I that are not so versed on gcc/bin utils and so, so, someone has "stable" binaries of OC 2 for Windows? Or packaged for Ubuntu?

Regards.

2.0 is not released yet.

I've been studying Fedora package building, so when the time comes, I'll be trying my hardest to create a quality binary RPM when it rolls. And no doubt the capable people at Debian will do the same for .deb.

Cheers,
Brian

I just spent the weekend following Gary Cuttlers documentation for MinGW to prep for creating a MinGW package for OC 2.
I have been unsuccessful since BDB 5.0.28 fails consistently with the latest MinGW. I even tried the version Gary stated in his docs. Still no joy. I am wondering if there is an issue with Win7. I may try WinXP the next go around. The OC 1.1 MinGW from Gary works just fine under Win7 though my father is complaining heavily about a destructive cursor when doing ACCEPT. I am trying to get the source from him and reproduce the issue before I get into detail. ANyway, if anyone has any insight into getting BDB installed in the latest MinGW on Win7 I would be thankful. And gladly provide a MinGW distro once OC 2.0 hits GA

Cheers!

A huge THANK YOU to all those and all those who think users MSWindows (XP/W7 32/64) during the release of version 2.
Hopefully we will also have a correct management of the enhanced keyboard (numeric keypad).
Thanks again in advance

You can be sure that there are "persons" taking care for Win users, even in the development
When 2.0 is ready (whenever this will be) I will provide binaries for MS C (and WATCOM if I can get it working again), but as I only have access to the free version of the MS C compiler, I'm only able to provide Win32-binaries. I'm quite sure Sergey will provide binaries for every system he currently does, including 64 bit for Win, within a short period of time after 2.0 release.

And to make you happy: all necessary patches for numeric keyboard from "a person" were included by Roger months ago - they work fine.

@aouizerate: There ist still the translators needed topic. As there isn't a french version yet, you may contact Bear and decide if/how it's possible to come up with a french translation (plese let all public discussions to this topic take place there)

@DamonH: if you don't need ISAM at all there is a configure switch --without-db (no ISAM implementation at all--> no BDB) and the switch --with-vbisam (Should build on MinGW without problems).

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