Rudi,
Given the situation as described in my previeus mails, I completely understand. However the property manager setting seems to by messy.
Lets take vncviewer as example.
Open vncviewer.sln => expand vnc viewer => doubel click debug | Win32
output dir = $(SolutionDir)$(Configuration ...
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- 2011-04-09 09:40
- Forum: Olders
- Topic: compiling 10951
- Replies: 110
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- 2011-04-08 20:19
- Forum: Olders
- Topic: compiling 10951
- Replies: 110
- Views: 178729
Re: compiling 10951
Rudi,
Even in het nederlands dat is makkelijker :>
Ik probeer enigzinds te begrijpen hoe het VS2010 C++ configuratie management in elkaar zit. Haast bizar en ik begrijp nog lang niet alles
- info onder andere verkregen via
* according to VS => tools => options => vc++ directorys => ? the ...
Even in het nederlands dat is makkelijker :>
Ik probeer enigzinds te begrijpen hoe het VS2010 C++ configuratie management in elkaar zit. Haast bizar en ik begrijp nog lang niet alles
- info onder andere verkregen via
* according to VS => tools => options => vc++ directorys => ? the ...
- 2011-04-08 15:19
- Forum: Olders
- Topic: compiling 10951
- Replies: 110
- Views: 178729
Re: compiling 10951
Rudi,
Did you read my previeus two mails?
I really think it is not ok!
I also noted that inlude / lib directorys seems to be specified per result type (x86/x64 etc).
I noticed that you did include the direct x references in the x64 tree, but not in the x86 tree.
I have been loking where to ...
Did you read my previeus two mails?
I really think it is not ok!
I also noted that inlude / lib directorys seems to be specified per result type (x86/x64 etc).
I noticed that you did include the direct x references in the x64 tree, but not in the x86 tree.
I have been loking where to ...
- 2011-04-06 17:35
- Forum: Olders
- Topic: compiling 10951
- Replies: 110
- Views: 178729
Re: compiling 10951
Rudi,
I think I understand the problems now:
- why I could link sometimes and sometimes not and
- why the binairys can't be used
The problems are related !!
To start with there is a major problem related to the config files:
- x64 should in x64 or x64/debug
- 32 should be in x86 or x86/debug ...
I think I understand the problems now:
- why I could link sometimes and sometimes not and
- why the binairys can't be used
The problems are related !!
To start with there is a major problem related to the config files:
- x64 should in x64 or x64/debug
- 32 should be in x86 or x86/debug ...
- 2011-04-06 15:05
- Forum: Olders
- Topic: compiling 10951
- Replies: 110
- Views: 178729
Re: compiling 10951
Rudi,
1) Do not know why, but I can build the viewer now (both computers), also without administrator rights.
I tried batch build debug vnc 64 when on the screen that one was seleced, os easier batch rebuild solution
However than I get the same error I got before with zlib !!
When starting the ...
1) Do not know why, but I can build the viewer now (both computers), also without administrator rights.
I tried batch build debug vnc 64 when on the screen that one was seleced, os easier batch rebuild solution
However than I get the same error I got before with zlib !!
When starting the ...
- 2011-04-06 12:35
- Forum: Olders
- Topic: compiling 10951
- Replies: 110
- Views: 178729
Re: compiling 10951
Rudi,
I did another step. I installed VS2010 prof trail, nasm and direct X on a clean vista64 computer wthich had never seen visual studio any type before.
And did try to batch compile the viewer.
Guess what ........ same problem
For info vncviewer propertys after opening vncviewer.sln
General ...
I did another step. I installed VS2010 prof trail, nasm and direct X on a clean vista64 computer wthich had never seen visual studio any type before.
And did try to batch compile the viewer.
Guess what ........ same problem
For info vncviewer propertys after opening vncviewer.sln
General ...
- 2011-04-05 20:19
- Forum: Olders
- Topic: compiling 10951
- Replies: 110
- Views: 178729
Re: compiling 10951
Rudi,
Thanks. It did not work, exactly the same error.
But I agree it has something to do with settings! I am almost sure that the problem is related to your remark
> Output of the batchbuild is written in vncviewer\debug
> OUTPUT PATH depend on the top settings...
> BOTH batchbuild and top ...
Thanks. It did not work, exactly the same error.
But I agree it has something to do with settings! I am almost sure that the problem is related to your remark
> Output of the batchbuild is written in vncviewer\debug
> OUTPUT PATH depend on the top settings...
> BOTH batchbuild and top ...
- 2011-04-05 18:59
- Forum: Olders
- Topic: compiling 10951
- Replies: 110
- Views: 178729
Re: compiling 10951
Rudi,
I tried again to compile the latest sources.
I installed NASM and included the path.
I am quite sure there are (small) mistakes in the make files (what ever you call them here).
As example when compiling the viewer, I get the following error message
7> Generating Code...
7> vncauth.c
7 ...
I tried again to compile the latest sources.
I installed NASM and included the path.
I am quite sure there are (small) mistakes in the make files (what ever you call them here).
As example when compiling the viewer, I get the following error message
7> Generating Code...
7> vncauth.c
7 ...
- 2011-04-03 10:08
- Forum: Olders
- Topic: compiling 10951
- Replies: 110
- Views: 178729
Re: compiling 10951
Ruid,
I just
- downloaded the latest tarbal
- installed nasm and added path
- did include references to my directx sdk path
And tryied to compile (build)
1>------ Build started: Project: omnithread, Configuration: Debug x64 ------
1>Build started 3-4-2011 11:28:54.
1>InitializeBuildStatus:
1 ...
I just
- downloaded the latest tarbal
- installed nasm and added path
- did include references to my directx sdk path
And tryied to compile (build)
1>------ Build started: Project: omnithread, Configuration: Debug x64 ------
1>Build started 3-4-2011 11:28:54.
1>InitializeBuildStatus:
1 ...
- 2011-03-19 09:05
- Forum: Olders
- Topic: compiling 10951
- Replies: 110
- Views: 178729
Re: compiling 10951
Rudi,
I just tried to debug S:\UltraVNC\zlib-1.2.5\contrib\vstudio\vc10\zlibstat.vcxproj.
It compiles, but despite the compiler message the output file si not there.
It is probably related. Also see my mail in that forum for more info.
I also searched for the file, but did not find it at all ...
I just tried to debug S:\UltraVNC\zlib-1.2.5\contrib\vstudio\vc10\zlibstat.vcxproj.
It compiles, but despite the compiler message the output file si not there.
It is probably related. Also see my mail in that forum for more info.
I also searched for the file, but did not find it at all ...
- 2011-03-17 21:51
- Forum: Olders
- Topic: compiling 10951
- Replies: 110
- Views: 178729
Re: compiling 10951
Rudi,
I think that the intention of your last replay was to point to a certain setting.
I looked at several places, but do not know where to find that setting (assuming that was what you where hinting at).
Louis
I think that the intention of your last replay was to point to a certain setting.
I looked at several places, but do not know where to find that setting (assuming that was what you where hinting at).
Louis
- 2011-03-16 21:19
- Forum: Olders
- Topic: compiling 10951
- Replies: 110
- Views: 178729
- 2011-03-16 21:11
- Forum: Olders
- Topic: compiling 10951
- Replies: 110
- Views: 178729
- 2011-03-16 21:08
- Forum: Olders
- Topic: compiling 10951
- Replies: 110
- Views: 178729
Re: compiling 10951
Rudi,
From some where on the web (http://www.toymaker.info/Games/html/64_bit.html), quite old but so is the zlib code, may be related
Visual Studio 2003 does not support debugging 64 bit applications so I just created a release 64 bit configuration. You need to specify the target machine. This ...
From some where on the web (http://www.toymaker.info/Games/html/64_bit.html), quite old but so is the zlib code, may be related
Visual Studio 2003 does not support debugging 64 bit applications so I just created a release 64 bit configuration. You need to specify the target machine. This ...
- 2011-03-16 20:42
- Forum: Olders
- Topic: compiling 10951
- Replies: 110
- Views: 178729
Re: compiling 10951
Rudi,
I have been very bussy last days, but after restoring a backup, appling latest updates from every thing (followed by generation of a new backup) I have been installing:
- visual studio 2010 express (was allready on the original backup)
- direcx sdk
- windows sdk
- visual studio profesional ...
I have been very bussy last days, but after restoring a backup, appling latest updates from every thing (followed by generation of a new backup) I have been installing:
- visual studio 2010 express (was allready on the original backup)
- direcx sdk
- windows sdk
- visual studio profesional ...
- 2011-03-15 09:28
- Forum: Olders
- Topic: compiling 10951
- Replies: 110
- Views: 178729
Re: compiling 10951
Rudi,
It might be true that I tried to compile too much, but problem stays even when using the ^vncviewer.sln^
Debug x64 (or32) start ==>
- libjpeg - debug out of date
- would you like to rebuild it
1>------ Build started: Project: libjpeg, Configuration: Debug x64 ------
1>Error: The ...
It might be true that I tried to compile too much, but problem stays even when using the ^vncviewer.sln^
Debug x64 (or32) start ==>
- libjpeg - debug out of date
- would you like to rebuild it
1>------ Build started: Project: libjpeg, Configuration: Debug x64 ------
1>Error: The ...
- 2011-03-15 06:36
- Forum: Olders
- Topic: compiling 10951
- Replies: 110
- Views: 178729
Re: compiling 10951
Rudi,
Thanks for all. I noticed one perhaps important difference within your example being you are starting VS with ^vncviewer.sln^ file where I was starting with ^vncviewer.vcxproj^.
However it did not solve my compiling problems.
So I decided to a releavively radical step, being to reinstall my ...
Thanks for all. I noticed one perhaps important difference within your example being you are starting VS with ^vncviewer.sln^ file where I was starting with ^vncviewer.vcxproj^.
However it did not solve my compiling problems.
So I decided to a releavively radical step, being to reinstall my ...
- 2011-03-12 21:35
- Forum: Olders
- Topic: compiling 10951
- Replies: 110
- Views: 178729
Re: compiling 10951
Rudi,
I discoverd that beside visual studio2010, you also need to install
- DirectX SDK (and incude that directorys in UVNC) and ....
- you also need to install windows 7.1 SDK (x86,x64,Itanium)
'because of
"S:\UltraVNC\zlib-1.2.5\contrib\vstudio\vc10\zlibstat.vcxproj : warning : Platform ...
I discoverd that beside visual studio2010, you also need to install
- DirectX SDK (and incude that directorys in UVNC) and ....
- you also need to install windows 7.1 SDK (x86,x64,Itanium)
'because of
"S:\UltraVNC\zlib-1.2.5\contrib\vstudio\vc10\zlibstat.vcxproj : warning : Platform ...
- 2011-03-11 22:10
- Forum: Olders
- Topic: compiling 10951
- Replies: 110
- Views: 178729
Re: compiling 10951
Rudi,
I hope to solve the zlib related debug blokking binairy format issue. As a temporairely step:
- I would like to check if the md5 sum of the debug binairys as compiled by jou reaaly differ (if the problem is what the message sugest)
- and if so temporarely use your zlib debug binairys as a ...
I hope to solve the zlib related debug blokking binairy format issue. As a temporairely step:
- I would like to check if the md5 sum of the debug binairys as compiled by jou reaaly differ (if the problem is what the message sugest)
- and if so temporarely use your zlib debug binairys as a ...
- 2011-03-09 05:52
- Forum: Olders
- Topic: compiling 10951
- Replies: 110
- Views: 178729
Re: compiling 10951
Rudi,
My intention was to use the libjpeg.lib as generated on your machine as substitude for the one generated on my machine which seems to fail.
However the zip does not include de libjpeg directory.
First thing to check however is if the MD5's are identical (hoping the build does not include a ...
My intention was to use the libjpeg.lib as generated on your machine as substitude for the one generated on my machine which seems to fail.
However the zip does not include de libjpeg directory.
First thing to check however is if the MD5's are identical (hoping the build does not include a ...
- 2011-03-08 21:38
- Forum: Olders
- Topic: compiling 10951
- Replies: 110
- Views: 178729
Re: compiling 10951
Thanks! Zip downloaded.
I will test later this week. I do not have time tomorrow,
Louis
I will test later this week. I do not have time tomorrow,
Louis
- 2011-03-08 21:15
- Forum: Olders
- Topic: compiling 10951
- Replies: 110
- Views: 178729
Re: compiling 10951
Thanks!
- Up to now I compiled the files via menu build => rebuid solution ant that 4 times (32bit / 64 bit and debug/release)
- do have the feeling that it not different here (still 4 actions and not onle one :(
- Yeaah you where damn right, I tried to delete if from the class view
- the text ...
- Up to now I compiled the files via menu build => rebuid solution ant that 4 times (32bit / 64 bit and debug/release)
- do have the feeling that it not different here (still 4 actions and not onle one :(
- Yeaah you where damn right, I tried to delete if from the class view
- the text ...
- 2011-03-08 19:47
- Forum: Olders
- Topic: compiling 10951
- Replies: 110
- Views: 178729
Re: compiling 10951
Rudi,
a few points:
strange
- I can compile the viewer again. However .... I did see strange effects yesterday. Do not understand at all why they are gone now
- I noticed yesterday that I had to compile the project in a certain order
(I had to compile the debug version, before I could compile the ...
a few points:
strange
- I can compile the viewer again. However .... I did see strange effects yesterday. Do not understand at all why they are gone now
- I noticed yesterday that I had to compile the project in a certain order
(I had to compile the debug version, before I could compile the ...
- 2011-03-07 21:12
- Forum: Olders
- Topic: compiling 10951
- Replies: 110
- Views: 178729
Re: compiling 10951
Rudi,
A few things:
- As you know I can build a debug64 version, however
- when trying to build a x64 release version I get a fatal error
7>S:\UltraVNC\vncviewer\buildtime.cpp : fatal error C1083: Cannot open compiler generated file: 'Release\buildtime.obj': No such file or directory
7>C:\Program ...
A few things:
- As you know I can build a debug64 version, however
- when trying to build a x64 release version I get a fatal error
7>S:\UltraVNC\vncviewer\buildtime.cpp : fatal error C1083: Cannot open compiler generated file: 'Release\buildtime.obj': No such file or directory
7>C:\Program ...
- 2011-03-07 18:53
- Forum: Olders
- Topic: compiling 10951
- Replies: 110
- Views: 178729
Re: compiling 10951
Rudi,
Is this link perhaps related to the debug issue I/we have?
http://leptonica.org/vs2008doc/building ... aries.html
Something else .. unlikely but ..... You use an intel CPU my cpu is AMD ...
As I said unlikely ....
Louis
Is this link perhaps related to the debug issue I/we have?
http://leptonica.org/vs2008doc/building ... aries.html
Something else .. unlikely but ..... You use an intel CPU my cpu is AMD ...
As I said unlikely ....
Louis
- 2011-03-06 21:41
- Forum: Olders
- Topic: compiling 10951
- Replies: 110
- Views: 178729
Re: compiling 10951
Rudi,
Something completly else. I suddenly realized that almost all subroutines I saw, "do not have parameters" huuuueeee .........
They have of course but most constants and variables seems to be global .........
Something beeing their for over ten year probably, but ...... not a good idea any ...
Something completly else. I suddenly realized that almost all subroutines I saw, "do not have parameters" huuuueeee .........
They have of course but most constants and variables seems to be global .........
Something beeing their for over ten year probably, but ...... not a good idea any ...
- 2011-03-06 19:08
- Forum: Olders
- Topic: compiling 10951
- Replies: 110
- Views: 178729
Re: zlib-1.2.5: Bug Fix VS2008
Rudi,
Some comments to the code you posted (can be stupid)
void ClientConnection::Run()
{
havetobekilled=false;
forcedexit=false;
// Get the host name and port if we haven't got it
if (m_port == -1)
{
GetConnectDetails();
// sf@2002 - DSM Plugin loading if required
LoadDSMPlugin ...
Some comments to the code you posted (can be stupid)
void ClientConnection::Run()
{
havetobekilled=false;
forcedexit=false;
// Get the host name and port if we haven't got it
if (m_port == -1)
{
GetConnectDetails();
// sf@2002 - DSM Plugin loading if required
LoadDSMPlugin ...
- 2011-03-06 18:55
- Forum: Olders
- Topic: compiling 10951
- Replies: 110
- Views: 178729
Re: zlib-1.2.5: Bug Fix VS2008
Rudi,
We are looking into the same part of the code, somewhere area the problem must be.
I was just wondering about things like:
- which proceses / threads are there
- what is their task
- bij which task / main programm are they started
Also looking into codeparts which surprise me, but that can ...
We are looking into the same part of the code, somewhere area the problem must be.
I was just wondering about things like:
- which proceses / threads are there
- what is their task
- bij which task / main programm are they started
Also looking into codeparts which surprise me, but that can ...
- 2011-03-06 17:05
- Forum: Olders
- Topic: compiling 10951
- Replies: 110
- Views: 178729
Re: zlib-1.2.5: Bug Fix VS2008
Rudi,
I tested with
//LVB20110306
//#define INITIALNETBUFSIZE 4096
#define INITIALNETBUFSIZE 10000 //9216 jumbo frames
It did not solve the problem
Louis
I tested with
//LVB20110306
//#define INITIALNETBUFSIZE 4096
#define INITIALNETBUFSIZE 10000 //9216 jumbo frames
It did not solve the problem
Louis
- 2011-03-06 16:41
- Forum: Olders
- Topic: compiling 10951
- Replies: 110
- Views: 178729
Re: zlib-1.2.5: Bug Fix VS2008
Rudi,
That it is not working correctly, has every thing to do with multi thread and async.
That kind of technics are wonderfull, however you should exactly know what you are doing and take care about really asured wait signals / synchronisation points.
I am not familier with the code and also ...
That it is not working correctly, has every thing to do with multi thread and async.
That kind of technics are wonderfull, however you should exactly know what you are doing and take care about really asured wait signals / synchronisation points.
I am not familier with the code and also ...