Ludovic Rousseau wrote:
Le Wednesday 27 April 2005 � 19:15:52, Karsten Ohme a �crit:

Karsten Ohme wrote:

Ludovic Rousseau wrote:

I plan to reorganise the source code to have something like:
- pcsc-lite/src/ : pcsc API source code as it is now
- pcsc-lite/libmusclecard/ : libmusclecard source code

libmusclecard will:
- use some header files from pcsc-lite/src/ and pcsc-lite/src/PCSC/
using the -I../src preprocessor directive. I imagine it is possible to
do the same with a Windows proprocesseor/compiler


Yes, should support each C compiler.


- use some source files from pcsc-lite/src/ using correct rules in
Makefile.am. I also imagine it is possible to do that with a Windows
compilation project.


This sounds like a autoconf/automake/make approach also for Windows?
I hope all this programs also exist for Windows ... I can make a try. I the beginning I tried cygwin, but it didn't compile. This would mean that under both systems everything could be build the same way. Would be great ...

No. Seems to be to difficult. Nothing is working.


My plan was not to use autoconf/automake/libtool under windows. You
should use your usual compiler (Visual C?).

Yes, this is better in the beginning.

I searched some time ago for a free way to build the project in Windows.

Maybe the following is a way

Platform SDK
http://www.microsoft.com/msdownload/platformsdk/sdkupdate/

Microsoft Visual C++ Toolkit 2003
http://msdn.microsoft.com/visualc/vctoolkit2003/

I tried it only with the Microsoft Visual C++ Toolkit 2003, but some necessary libraries were missing. And also nmake is needed. I will see.


I don't know how Visual C projects works. But I imagine you can say that to build library foo you weed to link files bar, baz, boo even if they are in different directories.

Yes, that's possible.



I will install cywin new, maybe this will solve some problems.


That may be another solution.

If somebody or I find some time to do this. Also after a new installation I'm having problems.



Bye,


Bye, Karsten

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