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I disagree.  Answers have to be responsible.
I got one answer, and the person said, I don't have any experience with enable-dbgutil on 
windows..but I advise you not to use VS 2010.  That is a responsible answer.

So tell me you don't have any experience with --enable-dbgutil on windows.   And then give me some 
pointers, about other issues of LibreOffice.. .

But don't answer an email.. where the intent of the msgs is that if I follow your suggestions..I 
'might' get a build

-----Original Message-----
From: Norbert Thiebaud [mailto:nthiebaud@gmail.com] 
Sent: Wednesday, September 17, 2014 8:19 AM
To: nicholas ferguson
Cc: Eike Rathke; libreoffice
Subject: Re: enable-dbgutil

On Wed, Sep 17, 2014 at 7:13 AM, nicholas ferguson <nicholasferguson@wingarch.com> wrote:
You obviously have never built Libreoffice under a window, using 
--enable-dbgutil.  So to tell me to do extra work...on your hypothesis.
Don't.  I have tons of work then to prove our your hypothesis. And I 
think this rule should apply to any answers you give on Libreoffice.

I expect a Redhat developer, world experts in Linux...not to have me 
chase their rabbits.

What make you think you can _expect_ anything at all.

As an expert Windows dev you should know that there is no such thing as 'system icu' on windows...
In anycase, you asked a question, it has been answered graciously.. if you do not like the answer, 
fine, just ignore it and fidn a better one for yourself.. but do _not_ bite the hand that nicely 
tried to help you

Norbert




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