Re: I can't compile cc2++ on MS VS6.0, 1.3.0 release candidate, new ccaudio library

[David Sugar]

Yes, I think you are correct that the nat files were missing from the 
vs6/vsnet project files.  They do implement dummy stubs on targets which 
dont support nat this way, and that covers a good number of traditional 
posix targets as well as w32 builds.

There is also a 1.3.0 release candidate now in cvs, which has been 
tested on a number of platforms and has vs6/vsnet project builds that 
have been reorganized and which should now be correct.  This release 
also adds support for shadowing of registry keys through Keydata on w32 
targets.  It also includes ipv6 support on w32, at least when built with 
vsnet.  This is under the -rstable2 branch in cvs.

Finally, there is now a brand new ccaudio class library undergoing 
initial testing which no longer uses Common C++ as a dependency.  It is 
now usable completely as a stand-alone library and includes the new 
portable "audiotool" utility.  This new ccaudio library builds on w32 as 
well as posix targets, and is much more endian aware for use on 
"big-endian" architectures.  This is now in /cvsroot/ccaudio on Savannah 
cvs under the new "ccaudio2" module name.

address@hidden wrote:
> Hello,
> The NAT interface that you are getting the complains off, is only implemented on Unix... On Windows, a couple of dummy functions are implemented which are not being compiled because of the lack of inclusion on the VS6 build files (shame on me). 
>
> I'm a unix guy, but took a look on the VS build files, and I think that the 
> attached one, should work (place it in the w32 directory). If it doesn't, can 
> someone with Windows background give a hand here?  Also, someone with cvs 
> access could please include this in the cvs tree.
>
> Basically we need to include nat.cpp in the build and link process.
>
> Thanks in advance,
> Ricardo Gameiro
>
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