2022-08-03 GnuCash IRC logs

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02:45:36 <gjanssens> fell, regarding your addition to the wiki on rerunning cmake - I personally think that if you come into a situation where you have to rerun cmake that either suggests a design bug in the build system (like using a glob to find files or a missed dependency for some target) or you forgot to update some list in any of the CMakeLists.txt files.
02:48:25 <gjanssens> The use case you suggest in the wiki (add, move or remove files) should not require a manual rerun of cmake. It currently does unfortunately exactly because we use a file glob to find all figures.
02:53:31 <fell> gjanssens, feel free to improve the text. I just wanted a reminder for now.
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05:52:42 <gjanssens> fell: no worries. I mostly wanted to clarify why you currently still have to rerun cmake when moving images around and that it's not a universal cmake limitation.
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09:11:55 <warlord> .
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09:42:50 <chris> is there a different form than DEBUG(formatstr, args...)? I see lots of: x=allocated_string(); DEBUG("x=%s",x); g_free(x); especially in backend
09:43:18 <chris> if (DEBUG_ACTIVE) { yada };
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10:45:12 <Simon> I prefer inline functions to macros
10:45:49 <Simon> There's an advantage to having the compiler see and optimise away the code - it will check it for correctness even if debugging is off
10:46:53 <ns12> Hello, is GnuCash an accounting + ERP system?
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14:04:11 <fell> ns12: accounting only
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23:01:34 <ns12> Okay, I see that GnuCash has some ERP-like features such as accounts receivables, accounts payables, invoices, aging schedules, etc.
23:01:35 <ns12> But it is missing some other features such as an inventory system.
23:01:35 <ns12> Understandable, since GnuCash is for accounting.
23:02:32 <ns12> I found this discussion about inventory system in GnuCash: https://gnucash.uservoice.com/forums/101223-feature-request/suggestions/1540143-inventory-system-mini-inventory
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