On Wed, 2003-11-05 at 15:21, Wei Dai wrote: > On warnings: It's not worth my time to remove all warnings on all the > compilers that are supported. In some cases (like with GCC) it is simply > not possible to remove all warnings without making changes that are > detrimental to the code. I aim for having no warnings on the main > compilers that I develop on, which are current Microsoft Visual C++ 6.0 > and .NET.
I would have to say that this can be done but the present build system that you are using does not allow for you to customize builds. Have you considered using automake and autoconf for building on Linux systems? I have created a Makefile.am file for crypto++ 5.1 for use with a project. I can send that to you. Do you want it? It seems that with such a build system we could add detection OS and make changes to the code. A project that is developed by a partnership with many universities called ACE does support both Windows and Linux OS (it supports many more). We use both Visual Studio 6.0 and 7.1 for building on Windows while using gcc for building on Linux. Its not that hard to do both Windows dsp files along with Linux automake Makefile.am files for building. Stephen -- Stephen Torri GPG Key: http://www.cs.wustl.edu/~storri/storri.asc
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