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Any NT users?

2000-08-16
2000-08-25
  • David McManamon

    David McManamon - 2000-08-16

    I have not had any success installing Common C++ in the NT environment. I would prefer not to have to install configure and the "dsw" files do not compile.

    Thanks

     
    • John Connors

      John Connors - 2000-08-22

      I feel the same way about this : I have my .dsw and .dsp
      files working OK on this 9x box. I have cleaned up the warnings and fixed the one compile error, which was
      due to a const method calling a non-const method of it's subclass. I have also cleaned up a couple of #include <c++/..> 's which the win32 tree seems not to like.

      It's in the CVS..

       
    • Sean Cavanaugh

      Sean Cavanaugh - 2000-08-25

      My w2k setup for CommonC++ is this:

      I have installed all my 3rd party stuff in D:\SDK

      So CommonC++ CVS is checked out to D:\SDK\CommonC++
      Build commonC++ in MSVC or export it to .mak and use nmake.

      Put this batch file in D:\SDK\CommonC++\win32 to replace install.bat

      md ..\lib
      md ..\bin
      md ..\include
      md ..\include\cc++
      copy *.h "..\include\cc++"
      copy debug\ccxx32d.lib ..\lib
      copy release\ccxx32.lib ..\lib
      copy debug\ccxx32d.dll ..\bin
      copy release\ccxx32.dll ..\bin

      Pre-pend %INCLUDE% with D:\SDK\CommonC++\include
      Pre-pend %LIB% with D:\SDK\CommonC++\lib
      Add D:\SDK\CommonC++\bin to the path (for the .dll's)

      There is a patch I just submitted with fixups a few #include's within commonc++ which werent correctly refercing the cc++/ path, so that I could compile my programs against commonc++ correctly.

       

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