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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 01.05.2014 16:57, Rick McGuire
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- Open the "VS2013 x64 Cross Tools Command Prompt"<br>
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<div>This is not something I'm familiar with...where do I
find this? Also, if this is something only available if
you have the full Visual Studio installed, that is a
problem. We really need to have this project buildable
using the free download version of the compiler. <br>
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It is a shortcut to vcvarsall.bat (with x86_amd64 as a parameter) in
the windows start menu as installed (on my system) by the "VS
Express 2013 for Desktop" (free edition).<br>
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- Add target_link_libraries(rexxapi ws2_32) to the end
of CMakeLists.txt<br>
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<div>what does the ws2_32 do?</div>
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ws2_32 is the windows' winsock2 library.<br>
Without it I got unresolved symbols to winsock calls made by the
project.<br>
The existing comment in CMakeLists.txt about missing windows
libraries implies that this is a known issue.<br>
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- Create a "build" directory in the source directory<br>
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<div>to you mean at the trunk root, or some other location?
Do I need to copy the CMakeLists.txt or any other files
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I created an empty directory called "build" inside the directory
called "main".<br>
I did not copy any files there.<br>
CMake will fill the directory when invoked from within.<br>
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Nils<br>
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