Hi,
judging from the mailing list, building on win32 is quite popular, so here's
another approach. (AFAIK a mingw .dll cannot be debugged when used with a MSVC
app, and the MSVC port seems a bit crude)
When using Visual Studio 6 with Intel C++ 6.0 & STLport, the aspell .dll
(vanilla 0.50.2) compiles with a few small hickups. That is, when combining
commom with the aspell lib into one .dll, and adding the proper dllexport
nonsense to the C frontend.
The only error I'm getting is:
D:\Dev\aspell-0.50.2\common\config.cpp(433): error: more than one user-defined
conversion from "acommon::PosibErr<acommon::String>" to "acommon::String"
applies:
function "acommon::String::String(acommon::ParmString)"
function "acommon::String::String(const acommon::String &)"
String s1 = retrieve(replace);
This can be circumvented by commenting out:
String(ParmString s) : std::string(s) {}
in the String class, and changing this back and forth during compilation. The
result is a .dll that is binary compatible with VC++.
Any hints on fixing this one error?
Cheers,
Ruurd
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