Andrew Borley wrote:
On 11/19/06, Jean-Sebastien Delfino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jean-Sebastien Delfino wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I just modified the Axis2Dispatcher class to use our logs instead of
> the AXIS2 logs, so we now need to link tuscany_sca_ws_dispatcher with
> the tuscany_sca lib.
>
> I made the changes to the Linux build, tested with VC++ express 2005
> but can't make or test the changes to the VC6 and VC7 builds.
>
> This raises a bigger question.
> - We have VC6 and VC7 build projects/solutions checked into SVN
> - I am not sure which command line build works, VC6? VC7? both?
> - VC++ express 2005 users have to convert the VC7 projects to VC++
> express projects
> - SCA builds OK with VC++ express 2005 but as far as I know SDO
doesn't.
>
> Could we simplify our Windows story and do the following:
> - A single build story for windows, working with both SDO and SCA -
> with VC++ express 2005 + the Win32 platform SDK (because both are
free)
> - working from the command line?
>
> I think this would be much less confusing for everybody: One working
> Windows build, instead of 2 or 3 broken ones :) For this to work, we
> will need to stop maintaining the VC6/VC7 builds and make the VC++
> express build the single master build.
>
> Thoughts?
>
Correction: I am able to build the SDO runtime with VC++ express 2005
and run the 112 SDO test cases.
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Jean-Sebastien
+1 - happy to move compilers. I don't know if VC++ express 2005 allows
generation of the command-line makefiles - we may have to manage them
by hand if we still want a command-line build. I know VC7 doesn't let
you generate them - we currently use VC6 to generate them, after which
they can be used with VC6 or VC7 (don't know about VC++ express).
I don't know how much hassle it will be to manage them by hand, but I
personally think a single windows build system would be worth the
hassle.
Cheers
Andy
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Andy,
I think it is important to have a command line build.
I couldn't find a .mak generator in VC++ express 2005 either, but
there's a vcbuild.exe command line tool which directly takes a project
or solution file.
Would it make sense to use that?
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Jean-Sebastien
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