Richard Levitte - VMS Whacker wrote:
>
> Relying on compile-time options is not really the best, since binaries
> can be transported between the different Windows variants (and if you
> look at the code, we've definitely made it more and more dynamic in
> that sense).
>
> So, is there a dynamic way to solve the problem? And sorry for asking
> this (I get too much mail, so I sometimes miss some...), but have you
> sent a compile log showing exactly what goes wrong? I've no Mingw32
> and I prefer not to play too much with Windows, but I have been able
> to deduce what needs to be done by looking at compile logs...
I don't like to play with Windows either, but job needs. Actually I am not using
the mingw32 as my main compiler (I am using VC for my work). Because mingw32 is
on hand so I use it to compile for testing only and give some support for the
project. The mingw32 does not include the tlhelp32.h header, so that cause the
main problem. I am sorry I can not produce you more than I post on the net.
But even with commented out the code, I still get some error while trying to
create the library. You can see my compile log in the previous post.
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