I am not able to build the project with eclipse :(
Using Eclipse Kepler, Win8 x64, cygwin/mingw.
The error: "multiple definition of `main'" makes sense, but i thougth, this is why the different compiling options exists (exip, exipd, schemaless, ....)
Currently, the only supported method of building the library is to use 'make' and the build script in build/gcc folder. (See http://exip.sourceforge.net/exip-user-guide.pdf Section 2.1 Project structure)
The "undefined reference" errors are due to missing unit test library Check (you need it only to run the tests) http://check.sourceforge.net/.
Hope that helps!
Rumen
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2013-07-16
Hey,
Thanks. Well, something weird has happend with my old project, i just redownloaded it and now everything works fine. I'm sorry for that - thank you very much :)
Greetings from Germany,
Max
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Hey there,
I am not able to build the project with eclipse :(
Using Eclipse Kepler, Win8 x64, cygwin/mingw.
The error: "multiple definition of `main'" makes sense, but i thougth, this is why the different compiling options exists (exip, exipd, schemaless, ....)
http://pastebin.com/RT4wYuZa
Thanks in Advance,
Max
Hi Max,
Currently, the only supported method of building the library is to use 'make' and the build script in build/gcc folder. (See http://exip.sourceforge.net/exip-user-guide.pdf Section 2.1 Project structure)
The "undefined reference" errors are due to missing unit test library Check (you need it only to run the tests) http://check.sourceforge.net/.
Hope that helps!
Rumen
Hey,
Thanks. Well, something weird has happend with my old project, i just redownloaded it and now everything works fine. I'm sorry for that - thank you very much :)
Greetings from Germany,
Max