SP5 stands for Visual studio 6.0 service pack 5
PP stands for Visual studio 6.0 processor pack.
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- 2007-06-17 16:25
- Forum: SCIII
- Topic: What is necessary to build winvnc from the source code?
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Re: What is necessary to build winvnc from the source code?
I find myself a question:
SP5 stands for Visual studio 6.0 service pack 5
PP stands for Visual studio 6.0 processor pack.
SP5 stands for Visual studio 6.0 service pack 5
PP stands for Visual studio 6.0 processor pack.
- 2007-06-16 19:02
- Forum: SCIII
- Topic: What is necessary to build winvnc from the source code?
- Replies: 3
- Views: 57538
What is necessary to build winvnc from the source code?
Hi,
I read this forum for more all a day, but didn't find exactly to answer to my problem.
In a Rudi's post there was this suggest:
**VC6.0 +SP5 + PP +SDK 2003
Add lib and include path (need to be first, ODER is used)
Then you need to build the project file winvnc.dsw
/vnchooks
/winvnc ...
I read this forum for more all a day, but didn't find exactly to answer to my problem.
In a Rudi's post there was this suggest:
**VC6.0 +SP5 + PP +SDK 2003
Add lib and include path (need to be first, ODER is used)
Then you need to build the project file winvnc.dsw
/vnchooks
/winvnc ...