Hi, Serge,
Looks like I used the same runtime DLLs and manifest files. Manifests were
taken from WinSxS and renamed to Microsoft.VC80.CRT.manifest and
Microsoft.VC80.DebugCRT.manifest.
Its really puzzling that plugins without manifests work when OSG libs are
linked with executables but it does not work for our App when they are linked
with dynamically loaded DLLs.
I saw your recent submission where you reverted Cmake generation for manifest
linking - before Robert puts them into SVN I actived manifest linking in my OSG
solution. I gave up. Don't have time for this struggle now. Maybe will get back
to this later.
On many Microsoft manifest related documentation pages they state that bulids
without manifests are not supported so I wouldn't expect that we may be able to
resolve this issue.
Thanks,
Wojtek
----- Original Message -----
From: Serge Lages
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ; OpenSceneGraph Users
Sent: Tuesday, December 11, 2007 9:34 AM
Subject: Re: [osg-users] Latest SVN: problems with Plugins without Manifests
On Dec 10, 2007 9:49 PM, Wojciech Lewandowski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Thanks for assistance,
I will further investigate it. I use XP SP2. Something that may be
important here is the fact that our app loads OSG dynamically. We have our
program divided into DLL components and some of these components are linked
with OSG libs. Components are selected and loaded at run time based on
application config. So in in this way OSG is also loaded dynamically. It used
to work flawlessly till now. One more thing, I doubt its related, but these XP
are Polish language version.
I assume you have msvcp80d / msvcp80 / msvcr80 and msvcr80d dlls + release
and debug runtime manifests stored in 3rd party binaries or somewhere else on
the system path. Where tey are located ? Can you send me these files ? I guess
manifest should suffice in case you use standard SP80 VS1 redist (version
8.0.50727.762) . I took my dlls from Windoiws/WinSxS redist directory because I
could not find them in the folder where I got VS8 Express installed. Maybe
manifest should be modified and differ somehow than the one stored in WinSxS
directory ? If I made a mistake then it must have been a manifest which was
wrong.
Hi Wojciech,
The fact that you load OSG dynamically must be the point that make it
break... About the msvc*.dll, on my dev machine I use the ones located into
WinSxS (without putting them into another directory), and when I redistribute
an app, I put the folder joined to this mail into the main binary folder.
The simpliest way to solve it is to make it optional in CMake to generate or
not the manifests, I will make the change and submit it to Robert this morning.
Cheers,
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