Hey! I have another compiler related issue... sorry for the spam late in the year!
So i have a VS2010 setup that is inherited from a biggger project. I used the example projhect as a guide to change preprocessor defines and all setttings to make nuke work. It seamd fine. I added the defines from nuke plus the old NOMINMAX as well as some Unicode related flags. I THOUGHT its all working fine but not i get errors in validating nodes and accessing Iops properly. I thought i was writing invalid code but then things i had done for years were not working anymore. So i tried compiling an already working plugin with my new VS setup and it broke again at the validate step. I am so SURE now that its the way i compile not the actiual code ( SIMPLEST iop ). My question is what COULD be the reason? I am going through and comparing the VS projects setting by setting but can not find anything that makes sense. With my current VS setup i can compile fine and run the node knobs work but as soon as my plugin interacts with nuke i get errors. What compile option under windwos would do that? I Was thinking its Unicode related. My suite needs to be unicode and the example in nuke uses MBCS. But even that is now switched to MBCS for a test and its still not working. I am using Cmake to generate the VS project so if anyone has a Cmake>>VS example handy that would help as well. Sorry for the rather generic problem but i just dont seam to be able to get my head around windows properly! Rock on and have a great new year! Jo
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