If it's in C install Cygwin (Unix BASH emulator) and compile with standard Makefile/GCC.
On 11/1/06, johnf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Wednesday 01 November 2006 16:05, Paul McNett wrote: > johnf wrote: > > Hi, > > > > OK I have taken step one. I was able to compile the object-craft mssql > > module. Mind you the module was written in 2003 (that's a life time in > > IT). I almost called my son twice - but didn't. I would have heard about > > that phone call for a month - of course while he was telling others. My > > Dad had to call me about ??? - you'd think he's never written a line a > > code - duh! > > > > Anyway, I got it talking to my local MsSQL server! I can get data but at > > the moment I can't seem to change to the correct database I want to use. > > Also on some datatypes it bails. Getting the new datatypes working is > > where I'll have to call my son. > > > > The object-craft uses the freetds drivers directly and I'll have to > > figure out how to change to correct database. Unless someone already > > knows? > > > > Anyway, step one is working. > > Excellent, before you go too far please at least verify you can get it > working the same amount on Linux and Windows (don't worry too much about > Mac... as Ed said it won't be terribly different than Linux). Well I had to insure I could get it working with the correct database and I have done that now. I need a way to compile on windows - any ideas? Also I'll need to get the header files for freetds for windows because the object-craft mssql module needs them. I'll check into it what is required. John _______________________________________________ Post Messages to: [email protected] Subscription Maintenance: http://leafe.com/mailman/listinfo/dabo-dev
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