Chuck Chopp wrote:
I downloaded the source for Xalan v1.10 and I read the online build
instructions for Windows. I don't see anything regarding newer versions
of Visual C/C++; the IDE projects only go up thru v7.1, and I'm using
v9.0 [Visual Studio 2008]. I also don't see anything regarding x64
build support on Windows in the project files, even though some of the
make files appear to have a "BITS=32" or "BITS=64" option for parameters
to pass to Microsoft's nmake.exe utility.
That's left over from the VS6 configurations to build Itanium binaries.
What are the correct build instructions to build Xalan v1.10 using
Visual C/C++ v9.0 for both Win32 & Win64 [x64]?
Xalan-C 1.10 does not build as-is with Visual Studio 2008 in 64-bit
mode. Your best bet is to get the trunk of the SVN repository, which
builds cleanly and has project files for VS 2005 and 2009.
If you really must use Xalan-C 1.10, then search the archives of this
list, and the Xalan-C user list for messages which will describe in gory
detail the necessary steps to convert the project files, and the x64
configurations, and fix the source code issues.
Also, in a related question, I have a need to build Xalan v1.10 on SUSE
Linux Enterprise Server for both 32-bit & 64-bit builds of the O.S. Are
there updated build instructions available for this, too?
You don't need to do anything. By default, GCC will build 32-bit
executables on a 32-bit version of LES, and 64-bit executables on a
64-bit version.
Additionally, it's not clear if I need to rebuild Xerces from scratch,
or if I can use the binary distributions that are currently available
for download when it comes to providing the headers & libraries required
to build Xalan.
Unless you're using the exact same OS and compiler version as the
Xerces-C binaries, I would recommend you build your own binaries.
Dave
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