Hi,
Just to throw in ny two bits: I have been compiling and running c-client
under win32 for some time now. I can confirm that with the Platform SDK
and visual studion 2003, c-client compiles and functions very well. I
run it from a visual studio project tailored to my usage requirements
(i.e. the dirvers I need) and it works very well.
Mike
Mark Crispin wrote:
On Wed, 20 Jul 2005, Mike Trank wrote:
I've built IMAP and C-client *lots* of times on Unix/Linux and never had
any trouble. But trying to build on Win2k is driving me nuts. I have
installed the "Microsoft Platform SDK" and chose
"Complete" installation. I can see that the platform SDK's BIN directory
is in the PATH and also the include
directory is in the INCLUDE envvar, but I always get the compile errors
shown below.
The compile errors that you report indicate that you do NOT have the
complete Microsoft Platform SDK installed; you are missing all the
definitions for Microsoft's encryption and certificate management
support.
The INCLUDE definition doesn't seem to have the SDK directories, which
suggest to me that you don't have it set up. I think that you may
have run this in an ordinary command window, instead of one of the
special command windows for the Platform SDK. In the Start ->
Programs menu under Microsoft Platform SDK, you should find some
programs that put you in a command prompt with the SDK set up.
Or, you can install the newer Visual Studio .NET 2003 instead of the
VC98 that you're running now and not worry about it.
-- Mark --
http://staff.washington.edu/mrc
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