Dear All,
I (think I) have builded the tree structure using nmake. I have directory
created as
Directory of D:\mozsrc\mozilla
11/11/2002 04:05p <DIR> .
11/11/2002 04:05p <DIR> ..
11/11/2002 03:29p <DIR> base
11/11/2002 03:29p <DIR> build
11/11/2002 03:29p <DIR> caps
11/11/2002 04:05p <DIR> cmd
11/11/2002 04:05p <DIR> config
11/11/2002 04:05p <DIR> CVS
10/31/2002 04:03p <DIR> dbm
10/31/2002 06:35p <DIR> directory
11/11/2002 03:10p <DIR> dist
11/11/2002 03:29p <DIR> include
11/11/2002 03:30p <DIR> jpeg
11/11/2002 03:34p <DIR> js
11/11/2002 04:05p <DIR> l10n
11/11/2002 04:05p <DIR> lib
11/11/2002 04:05p <DIR> modules
11/11/2002 03:46p <DIR> nav-java
11/11/2002 03:46p <DIR> network
11/11/2002 03:46p <DIR> nsprpub
11/11/2002 03:46p <DIR> privacy
11/11/2002 04:05p <DIR> README
10/31/2002 04:03p <DIR> security
11/11/2002 04:05p <DIR> sun-java
11/11/2002 03:49p <DIR> xpcom
I read on buildsdk.txt file. It says, there will be following folders:
mozilla\dist\public\ldap - header files
mozilla\dist\Win32_d.obj\bin - LDAP API DLL (nsldap32.dll)
mozilla\dist\Win32_d.obj\lib - import and static libraries
(nsldap32.lib, nsldap32s.lib)
I have other two folders, but 'mozilla\dist\public\ldap' folder is missing.
What could be the reason?
Then after that I tried to run the commands:
cd mozilla\directory
nmake -f ldapsdk.mak
The command namke failed with the error as:
+++ ldapsdk.mak: building ldap
cd d:\mozsrc\mozilla\directory\c-sdk\ldap\libraries\msdos\winsock
c:\moztools\bin\makedep @x86Dbg.dep -F
C:\DOCUME~1\pjoshi\LOCALS~1\Temp\nma
00116.
'c:\moztools\bin\makedep' is not recognized as an internal or external
command,
operable program or batch file.
NMAKE : fatal error U1077: 'c:\moztools\bin\makedep' : return code '0x1'
Stop.
NMAKE : fatal error U1077: 'D:\PROGRA~1\MICROS~2\VC98\BIN\NMAKE.EXE' :
return code
'0x2'
Stop.
***
Again, could you please tell me the reason?
I also wish to know, fine sdk directory is builted. How should I write my
custom programs now? Is it normal vc++ project? Can I do coding in vc++ 6.0?
Please guide. Thanks.
Regards,
Pravin Joshi
