Hi Ravi,

I was under the impression (i'm not an expert in this) that when you add dist\bin to your PATH variable that Visual Studio knows where to get it from when you build.

Alvin


Ravi Dronamraju wrote:
I tried niky's instructions and went forward. Here's what i observed

1) xpcom.dll is not under dist/lib but under dist/bin
2) If i used that xpcom.dll to compile it fails with this error "c:\mozilla\dist\bin\xpcom.dll : fatal error LNK1107: invalid or corrupt file: cannot read at 0x2B8"

Has anyone seen this before?
-ravi
Ravi Dronamraju wrote:

Hi,

I have programmed most of my life in the windows env and now set out to build an embedded windows app.

My accomplishment :
 - I managed to compile mozilla tree on windows.

But now, i am kinda stuck. What do i do next?

- I can build and run mfcembed.exe by using "make" from cygwin
- I cannot load mfcembed project files in VS 2005 (corrupt dsp file)
- How do i use visual studio 2005 to build an embedding app?
  - What kind of project within VS2005? I am guessing either mfc or CLR.
- Is it better to build a CLR windows forms app that embeds mozilla or MFC?

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