Ariel Constenla-Haile wrote:
Hello people,
I started to set my environment to program with OOo API in C++.
I'm doing things in parallel on Windows and Linux.
In Windows I could figure out how to set the MS Visual Studio 2005
Express, in Linux I started with the NetBeans Cpp plug-in, but may be I
will use the Sun Studio.
Some problems/headaches started when testing with
SimpleBootstrap_cpp.cxx: in Windows I got an error from
the compiler:
$OO_SDK_HOME\include\sal\types.h(77) :
fatal error C1189: #error : "Could not find 16-bit type, add support
for your architecture"
Reading a few lines above (types.h 44 ss)
#elif defined WNT
/* FIXME: autogeneration of type sizes on Win32/Win64? */
I just added #define WNT in Windows and could
compile.
Is this "FIXME?" with its "?" something unconfirmed? Or is it confirmed
and going to be fixed? Or is it simply a dummy thing I'm missing?
In Linux I had other similar problems, so I added #define UNX and worked.
Setting the necessary preprocessor defines like WNT or UNX appears to be
controlled by CC_DEFINES in SDK's settings/settings.mk (and there are
more settings of important compiler and linker flags there to adapt your
tool chain to the requirements of the URE; see
ure/source/uretest/Makefile.pln:1.6 for an alternative approach to do
this adaption independent of the SDK, albeit done there only for Linux).
-Stephan
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