/scratchbox/login -d ~/[your-project-dir] -p ./project-build.sh
/scratchbox/login -d ~/[your-project-dir] -p ./project-run.sh
#! /bin/sh cd ~/[your-project-dir] ./waf configure ./waf
#! /bin/bash scp ~/[your-project-dir]/_build_/default/[your-path-and-executable] root@[your-tablet-ip]:/usr/bin/ ssh user@[your-tablet-ip] '/bin/sh --login -c "/usr/bin/[your-executable]"'
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(alas, I doubt that vala can be as good as delphi, maybe in 15 more years...
).
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(alas, I doubt that vala can be as good as delphi, maybe in 15 more years...).) I can safely say that you get lovers and haters of any language. We can debate semantics for hours but I learnt early on that you cannot convert the inconvertible in most cases.)<package>
<fetch type="tarball">
<url>http://download.gnome.org/sources/vala/0.3/vala-0.3.4.tar.bz2</url>
</fetch>
<build>
<copyright>lgpl</copyright>
</build>
<deb prefix-section="0">
<section>programming</section>
<depends>c-compiler</depends>
<description>Vala is a modern programming language compiling to C.
Vala is a new programming language that aims to bring modern programming language
features to GNOME developers without imposing any additional
runtime requirements and without using a different ABI
compared with applications and libraries written in C.
.
Given its dependence on gcc, this is intended for use within the Maemo
SDK.</description>
</deb>
</package>
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