Hello,

For some reason I've found myself on Windows with VS 2008! Where, oh 
where, is my FreeBSD partition? ;-) I think it's a gravitational force 
field of some sort from another dimension that's inescapable for me. :-)

I spent a bit of time last night with my Windows build environment which 
is Visual Studio 2008 Pro and I had a couple of thoughts.

I disabled most of the optional packages, but did find ADNS ran into a 
compile error... something about a struct type redefinition; but I 
commented that package out and was able to compile everything else OK.

I ended up modifying some lines like below in "Makefile.nmake" to get 
Wireshark to run and avoid the initialization error from the 
non-existent manifests; which basically means adding the MSVC variant so 
mt.exe gets executed for wireshark and all the other instances of lines 
where I found "mt.exe":

Was:

!IF "$(MSVC_VARIANT)" == "MSVC2005" || "$(MSVC_VARIANT)" == "MSVC2005EE" 
|| "$(MSVC_VARIANT)" == "DOTNET20"
        mt.exe -nologo -manifest "wireshark.exe.manifest" 
-outputresource:wireshark.exe;1
!ENDIF

My mod:

!IF "$(MSVC_VARIANT)" == "MSVC2005" || "$(MSVC_VARIANT)" == "MSVC2005EE" 
|| "$(MSVC_VARIANT)" == "DOTNET20" || "$(MSVC_VARIANT)" == "MSVC2008EE"
        mt.exe -nologo -manifest "wireshark.exe.manifest" 
-outputresource:wireshark.exe;1
!ENDIF

So, this at least allows me to start Wireshark.exe, but if I try to open 
a capture file, I never see the open file dialog displayed; it's as if 
it was never clicked. Same behavior if I try the toolbar icon.

Trying to start a capture gets me the generic Windows error dialog where 
I can click "Debug" and it takes me into the VS debugger and drops me 
into "dbghook.c" with the following in the output window:

Microsoft Visual Studio C Runtime Library has detected a fatal error in 
wireshark.exe.

The stack frame seems to be in "msvcr90.dll".

Right after the debug hook call, if I step through it, the next call is 
to a Watson handler and then TerminateProcess. :-(

Just curious if anyone was looking at this or had put any time into it. 
I have a feeling this is a large "can of worms" (cross CRT-version calls?).

I know... I should probably just install VS 2005EE. ;-)

Thanks, -Nathan

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