Will,
Thanks, I tried a libwpd build again with VS 2005 and it worked. Last
time it didn't.
Must have been repeated finger trouble. Sorry to bother you.
regards - David
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On Sunday 18 March 2007 08:41, David Hislop wrote:
> The cure is probably to rebuild libwpd with VS 2005, hence my question.
> As Larry's WordPerfect Indexer is an ATL application, I can't really use
> MinGW. At least I think I can't, but I'm happy to be proved wrong - I've
> built libwpd with MinGW and, although it was a little difficult getting
> the dependencies right and working around some of the incompatible
> libraries etc (bzip2 comes to mind), it worked eventually by omitting
> bzip support. So, if the solution is to build libwpd-0.8.lib with MinGW
> and link with VS 2005, I'll be fine with that, but I'd still like to know
> what dependent packages I need to install.
You can't link C++ code (like libwpd) compiled with MinGW with code compiled
with MS VC++, as their name mangling approach is totally different. C code
usually does work, however.
The solution is probably to compile/link everything with visual
studio (or the
command line compiler).
Will
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