[PD] Re: compilation problems 2

[Thomas Grill]

Hi Michael,

> only adjusting the pathnames in "config-pd-msvc" and vst.dsp (which if 
> I understand correctly doesn't have any influence on the nmake????) 
> and runnning the build-batch I get the following error, which I find 
> qute confusing:

> Then I realized, that there was always a blank line like:
> clean

> A general question would be: how can I use a *.dsp-file on a console 
> with nmake (I am used to doing console-compilations on linux, but not 
> on windows), since I seem to be unable to get your *.dsp-files 
> integrated to my MSVC (is it a language problem, since I have a German 
> version? MSVC just keeps claiming, that your files are not 
> MSVCgenerated files.....)

methinks that there is some problem with cvs. I don't know if it's a 
general problem or if it's just on your side.
It seems that your checked out files have a wrong line feed for your 
Windows system which confuses nmake and the compiler.
I'll have a look into it.


>
> what gave me a vst~.dll not really working.   Where is this /OPT:REF 
> being set? I cant find it anywhere in the makefile. What about the 
> conflict with LIBC?
>

Normally, the libc conflict does not have serious consequences but it's 
not necessary that there is a conflict. I'll try to resolve it.

>
> I am a musician and not a professional programmer. So I have to 
> apologize, if some of my questions just don't comply to what is 
> expected from a programmer.
>

I'm fine with that. I think it's a bad habit to rely on all PD  (which 
is an audio software for people making music) users being programmers.
I'm striving not to.

best greetings,
T
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