Issue 2576: proxy_resolver_winhttp.cc
http://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=2576
Comment #3 by sant9442:
It clearly says in the Chrome Windows Build Requirements:
Build environment
"Windows Vista SDK 6.0 or later (download).
The Windows 2008 SDK is also supported."
So based on that the presumption is that the 2008 SDK (v6.1) which is newer
than v6.0
VISTA SDK version, was TESTED, documented as supported and thus it is OK
for CHROME
rebuilds. So I don't see HOW you have the audacity to suggest I don't know
follow
instructions. If it is VISTA SDK only, then have it say "The Windows 2008
SDK is
also supported."
I didn't mix setup. I had a clean VS2005 setup with its original SDK out
of the
"box" updated with the SP1, hotfixes, and then I did the 2008 SDK.
I checkout the source code, loaded CHROME.SLN and followed the TIP to do a
quick
build on it only.
I think that is the mistake because I believe the dependencies are not all
correct.
Then it as it failed to link each dependent lib, I went to that project and
attempted
to compiled.
That is when I got interrupted with the WINHTTP.CC compiling error. Many
thing
occurred inbetween then and now, but it is CLEAR to me that who ever put
this
together need to review it because if YOU believe that isolated project
BUILDs should
be different then a total integrated project build, then thats a matter of
arrogance
at this point to say it won't be fixed.
No sweat, not that I know what the problem is - let the next guy figured it
all out.
But if you are interested in improving the process for the next guy - there
are new
insights here that you can learn from and add to the Chrome Windows Build
Page.
Personally, you should be able to COMPILE a isolated project without having
it being
part of the total solution, especially since is a big solution that have
performance
problems under the VSTUDIO IDE. So personally to me, that would be
something I WOULD
FIX.
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