Hi Sam, yes, that sounds quite interesting!! I'm using MSVC2008 (I think :-) and bundle in my installer a vcredist.exe - I guess this is how MS wants us to do it. If I get you right, I could skip this with your changes?
What was it you changed exactly - any C code or just the build process? And, do you use C++ as well or just C? The article you referred to talks about this as well, but it is not quite clear to me. For me particularly STL is of interest, however I would like to avoid trading one dependency with another one ... Rgds, tge On Sun, 2011-02-20 at 13:48 -0500, Sam Carleton wrote: > I have been compiling my own Axis2/C for a while now on Windows. One > minor issue that has bothered by for a while is that Apache was using > it, which uses the originall msvcrt.dll runtime, but my custom > compiled Axis2/C required the runtime specific to the compiler I am > using, VS2008. > > I ran into this article that talks about how to actually compile > against the original msvcrt.dll: > > http://nn1234.wordpress.com/2008/04/11/vc-90-msvcrtdll-windows-95/ > > I started the conversion like 6 months ago and got part of it working, > but succeeded yesterday with the rest of the conversion. If others > are interested in knowing what I did to get it to work, let me know. > > Sam --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
