Re: [wxhaskell-users] Problems running minimal wxHaskell program

[shelarcy <she...@ca...>]

> Maybe, but you can always build with mingw32 or visual C 6.0.
>
On Thu, 13 Jan 2005 15:07:28 +0100, Daan Leijen <da...@cs...> wrote:
>> Current Version developed on VC6, then CVS version doen't fix VC 7,1's
>> problem. (VC 7.1 supplied for VC7 user by Microsoft (without Academic
>> version user), so you don't care about VC7.)
>
> Uuh, I do not understand what you say here. However, you are right that
> I only use visual C 6.0 since I do not have visual C 7.0 -- I do care
> about it -- I have written parts of it :-) -- but I don't think it is
> currently worth the effort to see how it can work wxHaskell. One problem
> might be that you compile .NET code?

OK. I see.

I hesitated saying that you must use VC 7.1, Because current version  
wxWidget
made by VC6, and I don't jugde the problems in wxc code or wxWidget code.
But you must (* notice *) that on wxHaskell website. Becase Microsoft  
campaign
theSpoke Premium supply the VC7.1 low price for student, then  perhaps  
newbie
must use VC 7.1....and he see same problem.

I usally use VC 7.1, because I compile C++ hard template code, for example,
Boost library. But It has no relation with wxHaskell project.
If I bind hard template C++ code to wxc, I will negociate improve that  
problem
that time.

Thank you.

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