c++.mfc - MFC
- Phill (6/6) Feb 09 2002 Can anybody help me by giving me
- user domain.invalid (12/25) Feb 09 2002 Download mfc from the digitalmars website.
- Phill (7/32) Feb 09 2002 When I enter this line on the command prompt
- user domain.invalid (3/51) Feb 09 2002 You also need the ATL archive from the digitalmars website and
- Phill (8/59) Feb 09 2002 Thanks that was the problem , I have now added
- user domain.invalid (8/15) Feb 10 2002 Does this happen when you use the allmfc.mak file?
- Phill (9/24) Feb 10 2002 I was using allmfc.mak because I wasnt sure
Can anybody help me by giving me some instructions on how to build the MFC libraries, please? Phill -- phillbert pacific.net.au
Feb 09 2002
Download mfc from the digitalmars website. Extract the zip and maintain the directory structure. There should be a directory called 'Projects' in de tree. This directory contains the idde projects and makefiles. If you have a idde, load the appropriate project, check the include paths in the IDDE and the MFC libs are ready to be build. When you don't have a idde you could use the <mfclib>.prj file to create your own makefile, or use the <mfclib>.mak file with smake. Also read the file : "Digital Mars C++ MFC port.txt". Good Luck Arjan Phill wrote:Can anybody help me by giving me some instructions on how to build the MFC libraries, please? Phill -- phillbert pacific.net.au
Feb 09 2002
When I enter this line on the command prompt smake -f allmfc.mak I get the following error: unable to open input file "altconv.h" Phill. <user domain.invalid> wrote in message news:3C653A35.3080401 domain.invalid...Download mfc from the digitalmars website. Extract the zip and maintain the directory structure. There should be a directory called 'Projects' in de tree. This directory contains the idde projects and makefiles. If you have a idde, load the appropriate project, check the include paths in the IDDE and the MFC libs are ready to be build. When you don't have a idde you could use the <mfclib>.prj file to create your own makefile, or use the <mfclib>.mak file with smake. Also read the file : "Digital Mars C++ MFC port.txt". Good Luck Arjan Phill wrote:Can anybody help me by giving me some instructions on how to build the MFC libraries, please? Phill -- phillbert pacific.net.au
Feb 09 2002
You also need the ATL archive from the digitalmars website and include the path to ATL\include to the project. Phill wrote:When I enter this line on the command prompt smake -f allmfc.mak I get the following error: unable to open input file "altconv.h" Phill. <user domain.invalid> wrote in message news:3C653A35.3080401 domain.invalid...Download mfc from the digitalmars website. Extract the zip and maintain the directory structure. There should be a directory called 'Projects' in de tree. This directory contains the idde projects and makefiles. If you have a idde, load the appropriate project, check the include paths in the IDDE and the MFC libs are ready to be build. When you don't have a idde you could use the <mfclib>.prj file to create your own makefile, or use the <mfclib>.mak file with smake. Also read the file : "Digital Mars C++ MFC port.txt". Good Luck Arjan Phill wrote:Can anybody help me by giving me some instructions on how to build the MFC libraries, please? Phill -- phillbert pacific.net.au
Feb 09 2002
Thanks that was the problem , I have now added ATL\include to my PATH in autoexec.bat. Now it starts the build and is fine for a while and then gets the following error : Internal error : cgobj 3034 Phill. <user domain.invalid> wrote in message news:3C65B4AF.9060002 domain.invalid...You also need the ATL archive from the digitalmars website and include the path to ATL\include to the project. Phill wrote:When I enter this line on the command prompt smake -f allmfc.mak I get the following error: unable to open input file "altconv.h" Phill. <user domain.invalid> wrote in message news:3C653A35.3080401 domain.invalid...Download mfc from the digitalmars website. Extract the zip and maintain the directory structure. There should be a directory called 'Projects' in de tree. This directory contains the idde projects and makefiles. If you have a idde, load the appropriate project, check the include paths in the IDDE and the MFC libs are ready to be build. When you don't have a idde you could use the <mfclib>.prj file to create your own makefile, or use the <mfclib>.mak file with smake. Also read the file : "Digital Mars C++ MFC port.txt". Good Luck Arjan Phill wrote:Can anybody help me by giving me some instructions on how to build the MFC libraries, please? Phill -- phillbert pacific.net.au
Feb 09 2002
Phill wrote:Thanks that was the problem , I have now added ATL\include to my PATH in autoexec.bat.You could also add the -I<path> to INCLUDES in the make-fileNow it starts the build and is fine for a while and then gets the following error : Internal error : cgobj 3034Does this happen when you use the allmfc.mak file? If so why do you want to build all libs? You probably only need the nafxcw.lib Which libs is being build when the error occurs? Succes Arjan
Feb 10 2002
"Phill" <phillbert pacific.net.au> I was using allmfc.mak because I wasnt sure which libraries I need as im very new to C++ Now I have tried to build nafxcw.mak and I get the same error: Internal error: cgobj 3034 Many thanks ! Phill <user domain.invalid> wrote in message news:3C668EEA.7080206 domain.invalid...Phill wrote:Thanks that was the problem , I have now added ATL\include to my PATH in autoexec.bat.You could also add the -I<path> to INCLUDES in the make-fileNow it starts the build and is fine for a while and then gets the following error : Internal error : cgobj 3034Does this happen when you use the allmfc.mak file? If so why do you want to build all libs? You probably only need the nafxcw.lib Which libs is being build when the error occurs? Succes Arjan
Feb 10 2002