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Subject:	Re: [geda-user] Bug #903129 Translations don't work on Windows
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> And tomorrow became today.
> Bob, or anyone, could you test the attached program.

Can't say I understand this:

#ifdef __linux__
#define MAX_PATH 400
struct HINSTANCE_t {
  const char *filename;
};
....

Why would __linux__ defined and care about:

HINSTANCE GetModuleHandle(void *handle) {
  (void) handle;
  gg.filename = "c:\\gEDA\\bin\\gschem";
  return ≫
}

?


> I don't know how to compile it for MS-Windows.

If you have Windows the easiest way is:

http://nuwen.net/mingw.html gets you most of what you need.
There will still be a few missing libraries.

The other way to do it on Windows is with Cygwin,
where it has the libraries but is a lot slower.
http://www.cygwin.com/

If you don't have Windows then the minipack cross compiler setup is
part of the current distribution.
Someone was working on making a mxe.cc cross compiler version but not
have heard anymore about it (Anyone know its status?).
http://mxe.cc/

> Which version of get_locale() do you like, should we use?

I'll have to run this code and see what it does, for example:
 strncpy(cc, "\\share\\locale", sz - len);
should that be strncat()?

Both strncpy and strncat will result in buffer overflows if all of
MAX_PATH is used; sz -(len -1) would fix.

I like your Alt2 better as it is shorter.
As you already said there is already a dependency on glib.

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