Hi,
As per the documentation and the header files, the compilation process
uses the compilers default settings for includes and libraries. If
ministl is to be used then it has to be specifically included. (In case
of Unix, by using the --enable-mini-stl option with configure script and
in case of Windows there is a pre-processor flag HAVE_MINI_STL which is
commented by default).
I tried to compile mico on both platforms with the respective procedure
but encountered a lot of errors. Basically there is mismatch in the
definition and usage of various classes (vectors, strings etc.).
Is there something else that has to be done to be able to use ministl? I
will grateful for any help in this regards.
Thanks and Regards,
Rahul Miglani
Sr. Engineer I - R&D
Core Technologies - Enterprise
-----Original Message-----
From: Sorin Mustaca [mailto:***@gmx.net]
Sent: Tuesday, August 26, 2008 12:59 AM
To: Rahul Miglani
Cc: mico-***@mico.org
Subject: Re: [mico-devel] Compiling mico with stlport 5.02 or later
This is not very likely to succeed.
The reason is that MICO has its own mini stl (if it can be called like
this),
Have a look in the mico\include\ministl\ .
This stripped version is based on an older standard which is supported
by Microsoft, but not by STLPort.
It can be fixed, but I don't know if it is wort the effort.
Post by Rahul MiglaniHi,
Has anybody been able to compile mico 2.3.12 with stlport 5.02 or later.
I searched the archives and came across a mail about an effort that
was made to compile mico 2.3.9 with stlport 5.1.5 on VC8, but there is
no mail about the success of the effort.
Any heads up information would be highly appreciated.
Thanks & Regards,
Rahul Miglani._______________________________________________
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