Hello, On Fri, Sep 24, 2010 at 15:59, JEAN Guillaume <guillaume.j...@supinfo.com> wrote: > Hello, > I just finished the first version of OpenSC integration in Visual > Studio. This integration allows you to use debug breakpoints and view values > of variables, so you can enjoy all the Visual Studio features. This it gives > opportunity to more developers to help improve OpenSC and therefore improve > development and distribution.
Cool! Where is the patch? How do you handle building dependencies (OpenSSL, iconv, zlib, libltdl) ? Does it support building for 64 bits? Can the build be automated from command line, without requiring modifications via GUI? > For my part I intend to maintain this solution so that it remains > functional, of course within the limits of available time that my school > gives me. I also intend to add all improvements that will be considered > useful. E.g. port the architecture to Visual Studio 2005 and 2008 for a > larger opening. Or even integrate other OpenSC projects. I only have VS2005, which version are you targeting? I think the basic vs2005 project could also be used (or at least imported) with newer versions verbatim, as OpenSC does not use .NET or any of the windows frameworks that might require a newer version of VS. I don't think all developers (who are not fulltime Windows developers by profession or buy the latest MS developer tools as they are released) upgrade the OS that often. I know I don't :) > I unfortunately have to abandon the use Makefiles because Visual > Studio doesn't like to use them too much, and it prevents me to use debug > mode for each generated dll or .exe. So I find myself with a project for each > lib, dll, or executable generated. But it is mandatory with Visual Studio to > have a project for each generated executable or dll. There are only a few DLL-s and as many .exe-s as there are tools. That's an OK number of targets (subprojects?). Providing alternatives to the Windows nmake files is good. > I would like to discuss with you whether it would be possible to have > a place to continue this adventure with your community. Good native windows building would be useful to OpenSC. What kind of place do you have in mind? Cheers, Martin _______________________________________________ opensc-devel mailing list opensc-devel@lists.opensc-project.org http://www.opensc-project.org/mailman/listinfo/opensc-devel
