The problem is that BaseExc derives
from std::string, which doesn't have a dllexport in MSVC2010 and
onwards, and so in our case, actually broke the build.
We patched our version so that BaseExc uses std::string as a
member variable, rather than deriving from it. This was easy
enough to do, since this change only affects testBaseExc.cpp.
- ½
On 13-12-10 11:43 AM, Sebastian Elsner wrote:
On 12/10/2013 05:23 PM, Piotr
Stanczyk wrote:
Hi Paul,
Let me take a quick look at the CMake part of this to
make sure this is covered.
I'll have to dig into the exception part on windows as it
is not something I am familiar with. Does anyone know if
this has been an issue on previous VS versions?
Yes, I forgot to mention that I use VS 2010 and have the same
issue.
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