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[Devel] Re: Freetype2: Who test compiles on Win32?
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David Turner |
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[Devel] Re: Freetype2: Who test compiles on Win32? |
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Sat, 17 Mar 2001 23:44:07 +0100 |
Hello Bill,
Bill Radcliffe a écrit :
>
> Who in the group is suppose to test compile FreeType2 on Win32? A change
> made for 2.02 makes it impossible for me to compile under VisualC 6. Someone
> changed all the #includes from real paths to defines like:
>
> #include <ft2build.h>
> #include FT_FREETYPE_H
>
I am responsible for Win32 compilations, and I don't have a problem with
Visual C 6 here. I'm also the one who changed all the #includes ;-)
> This just spews an error on VisualC 6 that it is expecting a path - not a
> token. It clearly does not like this and it also seems like a pretty
> non-portable way of doing things.
>
In case you didn't know that, the "#include FILE_H" thing is ANSI-compliant,
so it probably qualifies as portable.
Did you try the "/Za" flag with Visual 6. It "disables language extensions"..
> It is hard to believe that nobody has compiled under VisualC in 4 months. Am
> I missing something obvious here?
Hopefully, you're just missing a compiler flag :-)
Regards,
- David
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