> > thanks for your reply! I come up with some serious problems using C++ > and OO > > with Version 1.1.3/1.1.4 (if I've found out more I will post a new > thread). > > I thought changing to the 2.0Beta perhaps would solve the problems. So > what > > exactly do you suggest? Waiting till 2.0 is stable? > > I'm not sure what you mean with those two last questions. 2.0 is pretty > stable by now, and I would not expect the code you stumble over to > change until 2.0 final. I still think your tool chain to build OOo uses > inappropriate components. Maybe someone who knows more than I about > building OOo on Windows can tell you what the exact requirements are (or > you can probably look that up on somewhere on www.openoffice.org). > > -Stephan
Hi Stephan, thanks again for your reply! Sorry, I didn't make it clear enough: I don't want to build OO from source. I just try to connect from my own C++-application to an existing installation of OpenOffice. The "chain" for that is very simple I think: - Install the SDK - Create the headers with cppumaker -BUCR - Include the headers and the libs and start compiling I managed it with OO1.1.4 and SDK1.1. without problems. I tried the same with OO1.9.104 and SDK 1.9.91 and got the compiler-errors I posted in the headers. For example, take: com\sun\star\uno\runtimeexception.hpp(38) : error C2352: 'com::sun::star::uno::Exception::=' : illegal call of non-static member function I assume that "illegal call of non-static member function" is not a problem of the compiler-type or -version I use, because it should be C++-standard. But I'm not sure. My question is: Am I doing something wrong or is this perhaps a bug in the headers? Has somebody managed to compile the sdk in this latest version (perhaps on windows with VC++)? Regards Martin --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
