Hi Rafael, Rafael Menezes wrote: > Dear Mrs.: > > Here I am (again) with my VC 2005 Express questions. I made a new project > and try to build myself the OpenSG 2.0 from the downloaded sources via SVN. > I think it was (part) successfull (i didnt pass the base lib yet), but i get > some (26) link errors, and i think that will be very easy to know what is > the danm problem. Here comes the (not short, and for easy view, attached in > html too) output:
the files with names OSG*Test.cpp are unit tests that should not be linked into the libraries. The library we use for that is UnitTest++ <http://sourceforge.net/projects/unittest-cpp>, the sources for the version used are in Tools/unittest-cpp and they even come with project files ;) That should give you a static lib that simply is linked to all OSG*Test.cpp files belonging to a library (see below for how to figure out which source directory belongs to which lib). > This UnitTest... should i make a lib with that? > Sorry for so many questions, you guys already tell me to use scons, but i > really need to use VC. If some charity soul have the project in VC8, 7, 6, > devcpp project or whatever where i can start dig, and desire to share, i > will be glad. Well, I assume you have a reason that you have to use the VS IDE to build, but it is going to be a bit of work to get a project set up that can do it. Just linking you program against the scons build libs would certainly be less work... > Point is: I can build the 1.8 in vc, but it use cygwin, and i can accept > that in my project(a 3ds-wrl converter with OpenSG2.0/Boost with VC 2005 > express+PlatformSDK). So if only a tip can help me to build, that wold be > nice, becouse i really need to know how that thing build (its never > enought). Hm, the build is a bit tricky as our sources are grouped logically and not by library. You can look into build.info files in the directories (if a directory does not contain such a file it uses the one from its parent directory) to find out what library the files belong to. > Ps. Next new thread i will add the [OpenSG] tag to my mail, sorry for that. Hm? The sourceforge mailing list servers automatically add "[name-of-the-list]" to the subject, so in our case I get everything on this list prefixed with [Opensg-users], which works pretty well for sorting :) Hope it helps, Carsten ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Splunk Inc. Still grepping through log files to find problems? Stop. Now Search log events and configuration files using AJAX and a browser. Download your FREE copy of Splunk now >> http://get.splunk.com/ _______________________________________________ Opensg-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/opensg-users
