who wants to build (compile 7 link) an application for me ??

[Mike van der Hulst]

Hello,

I'm not farmiliar with C++ programming. I want to try a software, but I only
have the sourcefiles, not the executable for Win XP

It's a EIB <--> XML driver application

I'm looking fot someone who wants to build it for me. It shouldn't be much
work.

The files are here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/eibcontrol/


Many tahnks to the one who can mail me the executable(s)

Regards,

Mike.

 

[John Ratliff]

Hello,

I'm not farmiliar with C++ programming. I want to try a software, but I only
have the sourcefiles, not the executable for Win XP

It's a EIB <--> XML driver application

I'm looking fot someone who wants to build it for me. It shouldn't be much
work.

The files are here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/eibcontrol/


Many tahnks to the one who can mail me the executable(s)

Regards,

Mike.

Sorry. It doesn't compile under mingw/msys.

This is a better question for the author of the software. Maybe they can
help you compile a Windows version. You might be able to compile this
using cygwin, and it seems they have Visual Studio Makefiles if you have
VC++ with nmake.

However, comp.lang.c++ is only for questions related to the C++
language. Please see http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/ for further
information.

--John Ratliff

 

[John Ratliff]

Something I forgot to mention, you shouldn't ask strangers to compile
software for you.

What if I had sent you a virus that I told you I compiled from his
source? You'd have no way of knowing.

You should really ask the author for help, or someone you know and trust
who is more knowledgable about such things.

--John Ratliff

 

[Branimir Maksimovic]

Sorry. It doesn't compile under mingw/msys.

Oh yes it does , makefiles are just hardcoded for linux you need -DWINDOWS
and some more if needed as I see,
TARGET_OUTPUT=libixml.dll instead of "so" and' ,
to add -lwsock32, to exclude -lpthread etc
anyway they should just use automake && autoconf, it's easier that way
then if this then that else thing.

Greetings, Bane.