Thanks for reply.
I compiled with VS6, VS7 and VC8
The stnange thing is that the size of the binary dlls is much less then one
i downloaded from
http://www.apache.org/dist/ws/axis-c/binaries/win32/
For example, axis-c-1.6b-Win32-trace-bin contains axis_client.dll with size
905kB
And the file generated by my compilation by VC6 from sources downloaded
axis-c-1.6b-Win32-trace-src
axis_client.dll with size 520kB
The binaries for Windows provided for download are generated by VC6 or VC7?
I am afraid that something wrong here
Thanks,
Anatoly.
2007/1/22, Fred Preston <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
Hi Anatoly,
The compiler and linker executable used depends on what is on your
PATH environment variable. What headers and libraries are used depends on
what paths are in your INCLUDE and LIB (I think these names are correct,
double check with the Microsoft docs) environment variables. The MVS8
compiler has deprecated all (as far as I can see) of the old string
manipulation functions as well as printf, etc. You will either have to put
up with these warnings or hide them using the appropriate compiler pragma.
As far as I know, no 'official' testing has been done with MVS8 so there
may be more undiscovered problems... (i.e. I think you will also have to
be careful of DBC (i.e. some functions wanting to use wchar_t instead of
char), but this may be down to compiler options.)
Regards,
Fred Preston.
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how to compile axis C++ with VS 2003 or VS 2005?
Hi,
i am able to build Axis C++ client using ANT based build
*http://ws.apache.org/axis/cpp/antbuild-guide.html*<http://ws.apache.org/axis/cpp/antbuild-guide.html>
I have Microsoft Visual C++ v6 installed on by build machine.
This compiler is used as i understand by default.
I have Visual Studio 2003 (VS7)and Visual Studio 2005 (VS8) isntalled on
the same machone.
I would like to use VS2003 or VS2005 compiler instaed of VS6,
what i have to do?
Thanks,
Anatoly
