Hi Daniel,

that's a bug in the VS70 linker with the VS71 linker version it works fine. As a workaround you can try to use the linker from the free Microsoft Visual C++ Toolkit 2003 (http://msdn.microsoft.com/visualc/vctoolkit2003/)

Andreas

Hi,

thanks to both of you, seems I overlooked the cl.net, so I just thought
vs70 is right after vs60, but there I was wrong

so now I could configure all properly using the --enable-win-localstorage
to work around the threads.

But now I get an unknown linker error LNK1000 :-(

google says it's some memory stuff in just a specific version and that you can get a fix from microsoft (for money):
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;826326

is it that bad? or does anybody know another trick?

oh and yes, I did make a "make clean" right before, because I had to try some combinations (like --enable-win-bool-is-unsigned and some png/...
  libs)

Thanks,
daniel


On Thu, Sep 16, 2004 at 06:25:34PM +0200, Christoph Fuenfzig wrote:

Hi,

you tried

./configure --with-compiler=icl60 --with-add-incdir="D:\Program
Files\OpenAL\Include" --with-add-libdir="D:\Program Files\OpenAL\Libs"
--with-add-lib=OpenAL:ALut

for the Intel compiler (icl60) and configure complains that there is no Intel compiler, as its the case for your system.
See ./configure --help
...
--with-compiler=<compiler> choose one of the following compilers
      IRIX      : CC, CC64
Windows : icl (==50), icl50, icl60, icl70, icl71, icl80, cl.net, cl.net2003
      GNU/Linux : g++,icc,g++3
      Darwin    : c++,c++3,g++,g++3
      HPUX      : aCC

So ./configure --with-compiler=cl.net --enable-win-localstorage --with-add-incdir="D:\Program Files\OpenAL\Include" --with-add-libdir="D:\Program Files\OpenAL\Libs" --with-add-lib=OpenAL:ALut
should do the job. You also might need some image libraries
--with-png=...
There is a precompiled version in VSBuild/supportlibs (thanks to Gerrit).

Hope it helps,
Christoph


Daniel Walz wrote:


Hi Christoph and all others,

I have here both, the VS6.0 and the .NET 1.0, installed at default
locations and in that order (older first).

I don't understand, what is missing for the configure script (e.g. what
is the compiler dir?) the compiler executable (cl.exe)? or libs? or a base path? can I set a environment, which got wrong at some stage?
a configure flag pointing at that direction I couldn't find yet.

An intel compiler is not available for me (at some point the university
startet to save money ;-)

So thanks in advance for all hints,
Daniel


On Thu, Sep 16, 2004 at 04:31:40PM +0200, Christoph Fuenfzig wrote:



Hi,

I just tried it on my system with Visual Studio .NET 2003 / ICL 7.1 and it just worked fine!

What can be a problem, if you installed ICL somewhere on a system, then deinstall it and afterwards install it again at a different location. Then the rule for finding the compiler
dir can be confused... Just a guess here.

Can you give some more details here please?

Christoph


Daniel Walz wrote:


Hi again,

I tried the cygwin configure now and followed the info at the page,
but already the configure failed, saying ERROR could not determine compiler dir, tried :
following 10 empty strings with " : not found"
the call looked like:

./configure --with-compiler=icl60 --with-add-incdir="D:\Program
Files\OpenAL\Include" --with-add-libdir="D:\Program Files\OpenAL\Libs"
--with-add-lib=OpenAL:ALut

any suggestions? (same using --with-compiler=icl70 )

I'm out of ideas and need help, Thanks

Daniel

On Wed, Sep 15, 2004 at 05:07:30PM +0200, Daniel Walz wrote:



but (must there always be a "but"...?) I didn't succeed building
under windows I previously tried with a makefile (and created a project file, which worked sometimes ago) but I wanted to use the standard mechanism, so I tried the VSBuild directory, but
using the VS6 got me into several errors (like OSGConfig.h not found
and all other kinds of) and VS7 said "no valid project (OpenSG.sln)"
so before I throw around build-logs just the general question:
which versions are supported/maintained?
which mechanism is the preferred? (I didn't try configure on cygwin
yet)





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