On Mon, Apr 02, 2007 at 09:45:27AM +0200, Eric Noulard wrote: > 2007/4/2, TSP <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > > > > >Hello Frederik. > > > >As I got the luck :=) to work at my office on a real Windows box, I did try > >you delivery. > >I just extracted the whole stuff, and lauched the famous tsp_stub_server.exe > > I have done the same test with unfortunately... the same result > (see screenshot included) Thanks for the feedback! > > >But it complained that I miss MSVCR71D.dll, which obviously I haven't. > >This DLL seems to be usefull when distributing shared applications built > >whith MFC : > >http://c.developpez.com/faq/vc/?page=DLL#DistributeMFCApp > > Strange enough since tsp_stub_server should not embbed any MFC at all, > I think msvcr71d.dll is for any Visual Studio compiled app whereas > mfc71d.dll is for MFC based apps. > > But tell me something, why didn't you build the NSIS Installer? No idea, I forgot about it, do I have to activate some cmake option? > Did you compiled TSP with Visual Studio or another build environnement? I did use Visual Studio .NET 2003. > > I think Alan did add some dll to be installed in the WIN32 case, > if you look at tsp/CMakeLists.txt you'll see: > > IF (MSVC71) > ## Install FIX the path to le system directoy## > INSTALL(FILES > C:/Windows/system32/msvcr71d.dll > C:/Windows/system32/mfc71d.dll > DESTINATION external/msvc) > ENDIF (MSVC71) > > or may be you didn't have NSIS on your QEmu box and > you built the Zip installer which unfortunately does not include > "absolute path installed" files (I saw this kind of bug on CMake ML) OK, I'll package another build with NSIS on. Stay tuned :)
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