Hi Cyrille
Then it appears it might be my turn to stand corrected... But on that
page it states that "These are the same compiler and linker that ship
with Visual Studio .NET 2003 Professional" (regarding the C/C++ compiler
and linker) so I'm a bit puzzled as to which magical features we need
for compilation. Then again, I was under the impression that the
inclusion of the optimising compiler as opposed to some downgraded one
in the toolkit was a recentish move, so possibly the comment is not
accurate. It would have to be tested. At any rate, I apologise if I
caused confusion on this topic.
Thanks for the correction,
There is no problem for me :)
And i'm very happy that you pointed the toolkit
in fact, after switching to linux to compil OOo (as it was far more
easier even if i discovered this OS), i now want to go back to windows
(only to compil, this time i'll not change my working tools - i
definitivelly stuck with linux ;) )
so, as i've a new winXP PC, i want to setup a build environnement where
i can test things (and perharps doing some test for the french labo if
requested ;) )
So, perharps the page i pointed is out of date
but i think we should provide links at this level where to retreive the
needed compiler
thanks again cyrille
Laurent
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