The sample file under MSVS 2005 prints:
_MSC_VER_ = 1400
_WIN32 = 1
...So the two typdef'd items need to be in there ;p
As far as needing each example in its own project, that would be required.
However in VS 2005 you can create one solution with multiple projects under
it. I'm not sure, but that sounds similar to VS6's workspace and projects (I
used VS6 long ago for a short time, didn't much care for it). One workspace
which holds multiple projects? Then you just build the solution/workspace
and all samples are built.
I did not try building the project via nmake on the command line. I'd
imagine that Visual Studio will take its project and create a makefile from
it before compiling anyways.
The DLL that was created from either the 0.15 or last nights CVS version
both compile, link and are usable in both debug and release formats... with
the exception of my authentication problem.
>From my side, I was trying to connect with the library from my windowsXP
laptop to my remote Linux system (runs openssl as the ssh server). I also
tried from on the server to itself without any luck. I tried the remote
server by both hostname and IP.
Paul
On 7/16/07, Guenter Knauf <eflash_at_gmx.net> wrote:
>
> Hi Paul,
>
> > I still ran into the problem of not being able to compile the library
> out
> > of the box. MSVC 2005 does not define theses two types:
> > ssize_t
> > uint32_t
>
> > I had to typdef them in under the noted spot in my first post.
> ok, can you please compile + run the attached test sample and tell me the
> output you get?
> just compile this on commandline with cl.
>
> > Just curious, but is there any reason that the win32 build is centered
> > around VS 6.0 instead of VS 2005? I can add my solution and project
> files if
> > it would help. The only thing a user would have to do is point the
> project
> > to the right spot for their zlib and openssl items.
> AFAIK its always possible to import a msvc6 project file into vs2005, but
> not the other way,
> and we should therefore stay with the lowest version since there might be
> other projects
> which still use msvc6. Also I'd suggest that you add the OpenSSL and zlib
> paths in the IDE itself;
> if we would add them to the project files others would always have to
> adjust the paths in the project
> files, so better adjust it once in your IDE settings, and change only if
> you update the other
> dependent projects...
> What I really would like to have is _one_ project file which can build all
> samples, but not sure if
> that's really possible, I fear for that we need a a single project file
> for each sample....
>
> BTW. did you also try the commandline NMakefile? And is the DLL usable at
> all?
>
> greets, Guenter.
>
>
>
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