Hi Randy,
Linking errors mainly follow from wrong run time library. Please make
sure you use "Debug Multithreaded DLL" for debug and "Multithreaded DLL"
for release version.
Attached "my own my precious" DSP file.
Cheers,
Anton.
# Microsoft Developer Studio Project File - Name="myembed" - Packa
Anton,
Your suggestions have helped quite a bit. I can now get it to compile but
still having linking issues.
Here is a copy of the link errors if anyone can be of any help with them.
Configuration: myembed - Win32 Debug
oh sorry, mea culpa, i looked at my own dsp :(
never mind, the important thing is that it cannot compile as is
i think i've read it somewhere that the build uses the dsw to run on
windows, can't recall why... as a guess i would say that it needs it to
control the dependencies. msvc allows to buil
Anton Bar wrote:
Mozilla dsps come alright by default with 0d/0a (cr/lf), therefore, if
fixed incorrectly, you can end up with double cr (e.g. crcrlf instead of
cr).
IMHO the problem is that the default dsp are designed only to invoke
makefiles. If you want to compile from within visual studio
Mozilla dsps come alright by default with 0d/0a (cr/lf), therefore, if
fixed incorrectly, you can end up with double cr (e.g. crcrlf instead of
cr).
IMHO the problem is that the default dsp are designed only to invoke
makefiles. If you want to compile from within visual studio you should
build
Randy wrote:
I'm trying to load the mfcEmbed.dsw project into my VisualStudio 6.0 SP5
with Processor Pack and it doesn't load. I don't get an error or
anything. It just does nothing.
I have also tried to load the mfcEmbed.dsp file and it says it was not
generated by Developer Studio.
Am I mi
Hi Randy,
I actually managed to build DSW from the scratch. It takes some time and
as anything else in Open Source, involves some degree of masochism.
Here are the steps (I assume that you downloaded and built Mozilla):
1) Create new project and add all CPP and H files listed in MfcEmbed.dsp
(o
Béatrice,
Thanks for the info, I'll try that. I have to use VStudio for my compilation
because I'm working on a project for my company and they don't want to switch other
developers over to gcc.
I'd still like specific instructions on how to set up the project if I'm creating a n
hi Randy,
i had the same problem. So the best solution is to create a new project and
a all ".cpp" and ".h" files of winembed (for example) and recompile all the
project. If it still doesn't work, don't waste time. Gcc compiler is working
well for winembed. I 'm working on a new application based o
I'm trying to load the mfcEmbed.dsw project into my VisualStudio 6.0 SP5 with
Processor Pack and it doesn't load. I don't get an error or anything. It just does
nothing.
I have also tried to load the mfcEmbed.dsp file and it says it was not generated by
Developer Studio.
Am I missing something
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