Hi,
Right now we only use Visual Studio to compile the release binaries:
- omc.exe, OMNotebook.exe, OMShell.exe
- also some simulation runtime libraries: c_runtime.lib, vcf2c.lib
It is possible to compile even the generated code with
Visual Studio. There is nothing weird about the code,
so only the makefiles should be generated for nmake AND
you need to compile the c_runtime (the simulation runtime)
libraries with Visual Studio. The libraries can be compiled
using the project at: Compiler/VC7/omc/omc.sln
You will need to get the source code and compile omc yourself.
The makefiles are generated by two
functions that will need to be changed:
- SimCodegen.generateMakefile (Compiler/SimCodegen.mo)
- Ceval.generateMakefileHeader (Compiler/Ceval.mo)
- Also Compiler/runtime/systemimpl.c is involved
with external declarations for functions:
System.getCCompiler (return gcc should return cl)
System.getCXXCompiler (returns g++ should return cl)
System.getLinker (linking)
System.getCFlags (flags for compilation)
System.getLDFlags (flags for linking)
Cheers,
Adrian Pop/
Alex Schenkman wrote:
Hello list:
Is it possible to let OpenModelica compile with VisualStudio instead of gcc?
I see that the file bin/Compile calls make for doing the compilation.
Where is this makefile created? Can it be modified?
Is there a better way of doing things?
The reason for all this trouble is an external binary library that has
been compiled with VisualStudio.
Thanks in advance, list!
