MICO Compilation using VS .Net 2005

[abhishek]

Hi All,



I am new to MICO and CORBA. I have a basic question. I hope you will help
me.



I have downloaded MICO and I was trying to follow README-WIN32 in MICO
source.



When I built using nmake /f Makefile.win32 everything was OK. I could locate
mico\win32-bin directory in MICO source.

I have modified my PATH to include mico\win32-bin.



I can not run demos. I am even unable to compile. When I tried to build a
project micolib according to the README-WIN32 file, I did not find
mico\imr\imr_all.cc in my source tree to include that.

Lots of errors are coming saying cannot include bluetooth.h and so so.



I think the README is very old. Can someone please send me the correct
settings as the MICO book listed in the site also covers Visual Studio 6
only.



Thanks in advance.



With Best Regards,





Abhishek THAKUR
Systems Engineer
Tel : [phone] or 5 or 6 Extension 228 Mobile: [phone]
***@orange-ftgroup.com

Silicomp India Private Limited
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Jaya Nagar 2nd Block, Near Vijaya College,
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[Karel Gardas]

Hi,

first of all make sure you are using at least VC++ 7.1 (VS .Net 2003).
Then download and unpack MICO somewhere, goes to its root directory and
inside the VS command-prompt issue:

nmake /f Makefile.win32

That's all what's needed in order to compile MICO. If you like security
on windows too, then compile OpenSSL somewhere and use
admin\install-openssl.bat <directory> or admin\install-debug-openssl.bat
<directory> in order to copy required libs and header files in the MICO
tree and then issue nmake command above. For running demos you will need
just to add win32-bin into your path.

Cheers,
Karel

Post by abhishek
Hi All,
I am new to MICO and CORBA. I have a basic question. I hope you will help
me.
I have downloaded MICO and I was trying to follow README-WIN32 in MICO
source.
When I built using nmake /f Makefile.win32 everything was OK. I could locate
mico\win32-bin directory in MICO source.
I have modified my PATH to include mico\win32-bin.
I can not run demos. I am even unable to compile. When I tried to build a
project micolib according to the README-WIN32 file, I did not find
mico\imr\imr_all.cc in my source tree to include that.
Lots of errors are coming saying cannot include bluetooth.h and so so.
I think the README is very old. Can someone please send me the correct
settings as the MICO book listed in the site also covers Visual Studio 6
only.
Thanks in advance.
With Best Regards,
Abhishek THAKUR
Systems Engineer
Tel : [phone] or 5 or 6 Extension 228 Mobile: [phone]
Silicomp India Private Limited
Plot No. 406, 7th Main, First Floor,
Jaya Nagar 2nd Block, Near Vijaya College,
Bangalore - 560 011.
<outbind://10-00000000E63F1A915BD79C4AAA7EE6576E1FFDA524982000/www.itlabs.en
.orange-business.com> www.itlabs.en.orange-business.com
<http://www.orange-business.com/> www.orange-business.com
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