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#1 I would like to install on win 2000

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2014-07-13
2003-11-05
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I would like to install QMcBeaver on Windows 2000 using
Microsoft Visual C++, I'm not a C++ programmer though
I've been programming for 30 years using mainly COBOL
with some FORTRAN and lately Java and a little C. I've
been able to recompile about half the source code file
so far, the only problem seems to be when an index is
declared in a for statement it seems to think it's a
invalid redefinition ex. "FOR(int i=0" is invalid. I
don't know what will happen when I try to build an
executable. If you have any ideas on how to do this I
would be very appeciative.
Thanks in advance,
Ralph Gardner
scvblwxq@netscape.net

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  • David Kent

    David Kent - 2004-04-07
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  • David Kent

    David Kent - 2004-04-07

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    Sorry for the delayed response. I apparently didn't have
    the trackers setup to email me. Are you still interested in
    running QMcBeaver on Windows 2000?

    Chip

     
  • Mike Feldmann

    Mike Feldmann - 2004-11-17

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    (This is the first time I have accessed the bug tracker.) I
    have seen something like this on a Cray machine. My problem
    was the "C++" compiler was not actually a "C++" compiler.
    It was messing up all the scoping for all for(int i=0; i<n;
    i++) type loops (completely legal in C++). Have you checked
    in the source files to see if this is really a C++ scoping
    problem or if it is a compiler that is acting funny? I have
    never really done any developing on MS products so can't
    comment on how well they do their jobs. If they are built
    as "solid" as other MS products you may have issues.

     
  • Nobody/Anonymous

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    I think Amos may have solved this problem. I'll let him reply.

     
  • frozenflip

    frozenflip - 2004-11-17

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    did you try the QMcBeaver.sln file I added to CVS? as best
    as I can tell, that *should* have worked no problem. it
    sounds like you have Visual Studio set up to report all
    warnings as errors, which is a setting somewhere. is the
    error on lines 466/467 of QMCDansWalkerInitialization.cpp?
    there is a small redefinition problem that can be (safely)
    ignored.

    i would recommend going to the Project/QMcBeaver
    Properties/CC++ section and do two things. lower the warning
    level and turn off the "treat warnings as errors". if this
    doesn't work, then please send me more information about the
    error being generated.

     

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