It clearly looks like an include path issue.
Carl.
Marcus Schröder wrote:
Hi,
what libraries/etc. do I need to pass to g++ to compile source using
the qpid-libs? I've already pointed the CPLUS_[INCLUDE|LIBRARY]_PATHs
to my qpid install dir, but still get a bunch of errors (see:
http://pastie.
Hi,
I'm running RabbitMQ which uses the AMQP 0-8 spec and the M4 Qpid
Python client. I have downloaded the original AMQP 0-8 spec and now
all of the Qpid tests that are supposed to work do. However, I cannot
even run the hello-world program.
What do I have to do to properly configure the
Hi Marcus,
> what libraries/etc. do I need to pass to g++ to compile source using
> the qpid-libs? I've already pointed the
CPLUS_[INCLUDE|LIBRARY]_PATHs
> to my qpid install dir, but still get a bunch of errors (see:
> http://pastie.org/478925), using g++ 4.2.4 and qpid-M4. In the above
> case, I
Hi,
what libraries/etc. do I need to pass to g++ to compile source using
the qpid-libs? I've already pointed the CPLUS_[INCLUDE|LIBRARY]_PATHs
to my qpid install dir, but still get a bunch of errors (see:
http://pastie.org/478925), using g++ 4.2.4 and qpid-M4. In the above
case, I just tried to co
hi
we were just trying out the .Net client sample... we want to set tcpnodelay
option before sending the message.
In C++ its done using ConnectionSettings object, but what is the procedure
to do the same in C# .Net code. I searched thru the net for some clue... but
therez no api documentation or