has anyone ever written a netbeans' toolchain for MS VC++ compiler?
Following this bug report.
I read this should be possibile since version 6.7.
I thank in advance you all.
I am currently writing a module/toolchain to use Visual C++ on Netbeans.
You can find the project called VCC4N on source forge.
It may be a bit late for you, but I hope it can help other people.
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I have a program for Visual C++ that I would like to further develop on CLion. I have managed to make it compile fine, however code insights are still showing errors on a bunch of things. Foremost among them is certain type definitions not resolving correctly. I have traced them through to the original definitions from the AMD OpenCL SDK, however those definitions have errors:
As far as I can tell, the problem with those is that it thinks it's defining the __int8 types. I believe that __int8 and the rest are supposed to be defined in the Microsoft Visual Studio stuff, but I can't figure out how to link that into the project using CMake or CLion.
I'm using CLion 2017.2.3 and have Microsoft Visual Studio 2017 Community installed.
I suspect that I'm not understanding something with how Microsoft Visual Studio integration would work, but please let me know if there is any further useful information that I could provide.
EDIT:
I've done some further digging, and it looks like I must be missing something fairly major. The __int8 style types are apparently Windows only, but even size_t and FILE aren't defined according to the code insights.
That's a CLion bug. We are currently on it and it will be addressed in 2017.3 likely. Follow the updates here: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/CPP-9224
Hi I'm newer to this technology. And I also migrate the MFC project to visual studio 2008 which is developed in visual c++ 6.0. If its possible are not? I already start my work on that and face some issues like initialization of variables and inclusion of header files. And some cases it shows the CString error and template error. Can any one suggest its possible are not?
Thanks in advance.
It is very much possible. It may need a day or two to fix all compiler and linker errors. You will need to fix compiler errors, Unicode stuff, MFC related errors, some deprecated stuff, stricter C++, and many other. But, it is doable, and worth doing.
I don't have much in the way of Unix/Linux experience but are wondering if it is possible in any way to run DSOs on Windows? Can these be recompiled so they will execute?
Thanks in advance for any pointers you can give me.
Dave.
Short answer: no.
Long answer: if we're talking about PHP extensions here, you can get the source code for the extension and recompile it for Windows if you have some form of Visual Studio installed on your computer. You can also find alot of precompiled PHP extensions at http://windows.php.net/
Can someone explain me or direct me to some usefull links which tell how to make Visual Studio 2008 use Gnuwin libraries. And please tell me which Gnuwin package I should download.(Windows xp) I have been tring hours with out any luck.
This is related to the question I asked here.
Thank You
I found an answer for this and posted it my earlier question. In this case I am using GnuWin32/gsl library. It should be same for other GnuWin32 libs too. Follow this to see what I found.
Thank you every one for trying to help me
Can anyone give me the procedure for building a blogslib library containing code in vc++ 2008 edition?
The official documentation gives it for vc++ 2006.
Thanks.
In my answer I presume you mean cvBlob library not Blog one. If I got it wrong then ignore me.
I haven't used that blob library but it seems that you need to add the lib file that you have compiled into the Linker of your project (Linker->Input) (and also check if you have the additional paths set in there so it can find it in the right directory (Linker->General))
You can also try - cvBlob (google it to find the link) - just include 2-3 files to your project and compile. I used that for my project - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9o4Dcr0t_nI
If you need any other help feel free to ask.