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From: eric b <eric.bachard@free.fr>
Subject: Re: How to rebuild types.rdb ?
Date: Tue, 16 Aug 2011 08:33:32 +0200
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Hi,

Le 16 ao=C3=BBt 11 =C3=A0 04:23, Chaosun a =C3=A9crit :

>
>>> - why a binary blob is directly provided in OpenOffice.org sources ?
>>> ( OOO320_m1x  for instance, but DEV300 is probably the same)
>
> "This file is provided with OpenOffice.org and brings a virtual =20
> image of all the idl files used by OOo.

Indeed. But what is the goal ?  Compare what we build with a reference ?


> You can use it to create all the hpp and hdl files needed."
>


Okn thanks.  During the build, we create something similar, and  =20
compare with regcomp.


>>> - how to create a new types.rdb (and what are the mandatory tools) ?
>
> IMHO, you don't need to create a new types.rdb, the office won't =20
> work in that way. It's all API related. However, you could write =20
> your own idl to have a update on types.rdb.


Yes, if I want to add my own services. But in this case, I'd like to =20
remove some services, to analyze / see the relation between cold =20
start and services.rdb size. I'm pretty sure this is linked.


>
> More, you can check the contains of .rdb file using regview =20
> command, also can output to a .txt file using "Regview types.rdb > =20
> service.txt". Then, you will get the pic what is that.


That's the point : I was using regcomp, but that's another usage, and =20=

I'll play with regview now. Thanks for pointing me in a better =20
direction :-)


Regards,
Eric Bachard


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