From: Thomas H. <pol...@gm...> - 2006-03-22 14:20:35
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I've updated parts of the documentation and added up a SmartSOAP consumer for both a Desktop application and a Pocket PC application. Both shares the same code files though I had to "#ifdef" around the logic that shows the SIP on Pocket PC systems. (SIP is the software keyboard) The sample consumes the Google API and runs perfectly on both my I-Mate K-Jam and my Laptop. The example also runs perfect on GCC (4.9.2 something Dev-C++ distro) though to be able to do this I had to wrap "gai_strerror" into a member function that wrapped into returning "nothing" if __GNUC__ was defined... We should probably fix this logic a bit since in later releases of MingW the gai_strerror is apparently included... There's a .dev file for the Dev-C++ version! Just remember to build the SmartWin.dev and the SmartSOAP.dev files first..= . I've tried to include a rough documentation about the SmartSOAP parts but I think we should separate these ones further in the next release and maybe even supply separate downloads and separate documentation etc... But for now it's "shared". One note of advice, one can use the SmartWin++ without using the SmartSOAP parts and one can use the SmartSOAP parts without using the SmartWin++ parts since these have separate outputs (two different lib files) Anyway all samples compiles and runs in VC++7.1 now in addition to all pocket pc samples runs and compiles in VC++8.0. Plus everything compiles and runs in Dev-C++ (GCC/MingW) though WidgetGraph uses a LONG time and gives lots of warnings but moves on and creates an executable... I'm trying now to compile all samples in VC++8.0 (after converting the project files) but there seems to be many bugs here I need to figure out... .t |