The concept sounds good but in this case I'm not sure how it's going to
work. For one, I would imagine you still need to build the generated
protobuf files, which in turn include various header files from the
project.
For example, if you have a buffer with a format of the following:
package MyNameSpace;
message Customer {
required string Number = 1;
optional string Name = 2;
}
You'll get Customer.pb.h and Customer.pb.cc files generated after running
the protobuf compiler. These two files you'll need to make part of your
C++Builder project in order to properly serialize/deserialize the messages.
These two files have various includes to the protobuf source, which in turn
leads us back to needing to get it compiling in C++Builder.
Maybe I'm not thinking of something here and you have other ideas. Let me
know your thoughts.
Scott
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