My question is not IT-specific, rather general and maybe off-topic :)
I wanted to compile IT++ under cygwin and call the functions of the library from an MSVC++ program. It failed, and some RTFM yielded the reason: GNU C++ uses a different naming convention than MSVC++. Is there any known solution to circumvent this limitation? (Well, compile the library with .net... :)
Regards,
Peter
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Well I don't think this is easy. If this was possible this would solve a lot of problems for me and many other people. If some one knows how to do this the PLEASE let us know.
//Pl Frenger
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Hello,
My question is not IT-specific, rather general and maybe off-topic :)
I wanted to compile IT++ under cygwin and call the functions of the library from an MSVC++ program. It failed, and some RTFM yielded the reason: GNU C++ uses a different naming convention than MSVC++. Is there any known solution to circumvent this limitation? (Well, compile the library with .net... :)
Regards,
Peter
Well I don't think this is easy. If this was possible this would solve a lot of problems for me and many other people. If some one knows how to do this the PLEASE let us know.
//Pl Frenger