Wednesday, 25 March 2009 14:07
*Note, Adrian is currently looking for testers and feedback... The package containing the binaries can be downloaded:
Here, with usage and installation instructions here.
See the screenshots.

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Thank you, Adrian Panasiuk !
http://adek336.republika.pl/haiku-gnash/ get the .zip file (make sure you download the right file, pkgsall-2009-03-26.zip !), reboot, and follow instructions from site. I hope you will find the result pretty useable
thx
Yikes.
c.wrzuta.pl/wi967/66be44be001e799a49cc16c2/screenshot1?type=i&key=voZi8jKOAD&ft=f
It would be nice if you released a gcc2 plugin so that the package would work out of the box in a gcc2 alt libs Haiku build. That would lower the barrier to those who would like to play with the gnash in Haiku and you would probably get more feedback.
Very nice work, btw!
> Here it is...
Thanks! Unfortunately, my attempt to create a hybrid build failed miserably and I completely messed up my Ubuntu installation. Sigh... I will try to recreate my Haiku tree, but it will take a while.
(http://www.haikuware.com/rapidshare.de/files/46042268/haiku.7z.html)
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rapidshare.de/files/46042268/haiku.7z.html
Also, your binary package from March 26 here...
http://students.mimuw.edu.pl/~ap262965/haiku-gnash/pkgsall-2009-03-26.zip
...unzips to allpk/home/ instead of /home.
Oh, sorry, I didn't know this one nor did I do proper testing on a gcc4 build. You have to build a gcc4 gcc2 Haiku image where the openssl-gcc2 will be used
> ..unzips to allpk/home/ instead of /home.
Moving the allpk/* files to /boot is the way to go,
Cheers,
Adrian.
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