On 25-Sep-07, at 7:29 AM, joza wrote:

> Hi,
>
> thanks for the new version.
>
> Somehow one semikolon survived. Attached patch deletes it. I hope,  
> now we found them all. :-)
>
> I am still a little bit confused with the global.h / config.h  
> issue. Maybe I am missing something or maybe the problem is, that I  
> do not use autoconf for my own project, but the problem is this:
> - When I include curlpp I need the global.h. global.h requires  
> either a config.h or a config.win32.h which I both do not have and  
> so my project does not compile.

config.win32.h should be included with curlpp's header files

> - As far as I see it (after a quick scan through the code, maybe I  
> missed something), after you compiled and installed curlpp the only  
> thing of real importance in those header files is the define (or  
> undef) of HAVE_BOOST. So the workaround remains (as Jeff Ye  
> described), to write your own global.h which defines or undefs it.

That's a way of doing it, or just specifiying flags to your compiler  
to set a define like the -DHAVE_BOOST for gcc.

> - The curlpp-config script does not really help, because, as I  
> said, I do not use autoconf.
>
> Joerg

BTW , I applied the last patch to curlpp-0.7.2-devel. My sysadmin  
just went on vacation in Italy for 3 weeks, so I'm quite just he'll  
just won't answer his cell phone, even if it's for making the  
mercurial repository available. So, maybe in 3 weeks I'll have the  
mercurial repository availaible.

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