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Thursday, 20 Mar 2008
OOo 3 est omnis divisa in partes tres
Stephan Bergmann

(An impudent recycling of material in part already presented elsewhere.)

With the integration of CWS sb83 into DEV300m4 office installations are now split in three.  While there is still a single installation set for an office product, the contained files are not all installed into a single directory tree, but there are now three directory trees:

While the average user will not note much of a difference, developers might have to adjust some old habits.  For example, it might no longer work to just start soffice.bin instead of soffice (Unix) resp. soffice.exe (Windows).  Especially the debugger-addicted Windows developers that routinely start soffice.bin from within the debugger will have to change behavior: use a debugger that allows to follow sub-processes (and start out debugging soffice.exe); attach the debugger to soffice.bin after starting soffice.exe outside the debugger; start soffice.bin in an environment that mimics the environment in which soffice.exe normally spawns it (i.e., with the bin directory of the URE tree and the program directory of the basis tree in the PATH); avoid using a debugger in the first place; etc.—You get the idea.

Things that are still open:

Feel free to contact me with any questions.

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Quis Belgae incolunt?

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