Hi Nick,
Even if you are using the Intel compiler for most of the code, it should
not be a problem to use the Microsoft compiler for the message library,
which is all that is built by the Localization target. As far as I know,
you can switch compilers within the IDE after you've installed the Intel
compiler.
I'm not sure how Xerces-C builds through the command line. Do they export
makefiles? You could easily do the same thing within the Microsoft IDE.
Dave
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Has anybody succeeded with successfully building Xalan+ICU with ICL? I
had no trouble at all with xerces+icu with ICL, but I'm not even sure
where to start with Xalan. Even if I set the compiler selection tool
to ICL, it still invokes cl.exe to build it. If I change tools.ini in
Utils/Localization to include MAKE_PARAMS=CPP=icl.exe, that works for a
few seconds, but then stops with the following error:
NMAKE: fatal error U1077:
'..\..\..\..\..\Build\Win32\VC6\Release\MsgCreator.exe' : return code
'0x8'
Stop.
Error executing nmake.
Any ideas? Also, is there any way to build this from the command line,
as Xerces does, for instance? We don't use MSVC for our builds, so
it's going to be a royal pain if we have to go to it to build Xalan.
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Nick
