On Thu, 5 Feb 2009 12:54:51 +0000 (GMT) trc <keats73-plp...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote: >> > The changes required are all in qsastime- > 1. qsastime/CMakeLists.txt > 1.1 Remove qsastime.h and qsastimedll.h from >qsastime_LIB_SRCS > If these are included the qsastime library is not >built by MSVC > > Looking at other CMake examples add_library >specifications > do not include header files, so I don't think this >is MSVC > specific. > > 1.2 Add extra install command to install the headers. > > 2. qsastime.c > 2.1 Add #include <ctype.h> for isdigit. This is a >standard header > so I have not made it MSVC specific. > > 2.2 fmtlen = strlen(format) > while(i<fmtlen) .... > > This is basically to remove a warning from MSVC. > > 2.3 The rest of the changes are to move variable >declarations to the > beginning of each function. > > 3. qsastime.h > 3.1 Add include guard on header file. > > 4. qsastime_extra.c > 4.1 Move variable declarations to the beginning of >each function. > 4.2 In passing note that the function getISOString is >not thread safe. > > 5. qsastime_extra.h > 5.1 Add include guard on header file. > 5.2 In passing note that the function getISOString is >not thread safe. > > 6. qsastime_test.c > 6.1 Move variable declarations to the beginning of >each function. > > 6.2 The MSVC version of strftime does not support all >the linux > strftime format options. Using the original >options raises > a runtime exception in the MSVC 2008 Debug >Configuration. > > Where possible I put in equivalent more basic >(MSVC) options > when compling with MSVC > > 6.3 Note that cygwin supports all the linux options >except %s >
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