Thanks for the tip, David. Unfortunately it did not work. dxconfig.h does not seem to affect about the compilation behavior. I had to use project/solution explorer to get rid of the library links as well as the source files. But then I would encounter many error messages complaining missing methods related to cdf/netcdf/hdf. etc.
Hence I decided to compile and install those libraries on cygwin. Still, VisualDX would complain about the same message of not been able to find files related to those libraries even though they are in my cygwin installation. Is there a way to refresh/specify the header file/library search path under cygwin? I could not find anything resemble the way people do that kind of stuff in linux. Please advise and many thanks! Jack On Thu, 23 Sep 2004, David Thompson wrote: > You need to edit dxconfig.h and change their inclusion there. Then > you might have to remove the libraries CDF.lib etc from the link step. > > David > > >Hi, > > > >Could someone tell me how to tell visual c++ compiler ignore the > >ncdf/hdf/cdf/image magick stuffs? I tried to disable those options through > >the configure and it did not work. I then went to /src/exec/dxmods and get > >rid of those files' entries in Makefile and it still does not work. It > >seems that the visualDX project does not make use of those files. The > >reason why I try to use visualDX instead of cygwin is that for unknown > >reason, hardware rendering is not avialble under cygwin, hence I'd like to > >see if visualDX compilation would remedy the problem. > > > >Please advise and many thanks for your help! > > > >Sincerely, > > > >Jack Chang > > > -- > ............................................................................. > David L. Thompson Visualization and Imagery Solutions, Inc. > mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 5515 Skyway Drive, Missoula, MT 59804 > Phone : (406)756-7472 >
