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| From: | Warren Young | Date: | September 13 2004 9:21pm |
| Subject: | Re: Visual Studio .NET (7.1.3088) and mysql++ 1.7.15 | ||
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Daniel wrote: > The solution was to ignore all the stdc > libraries but the one we were using (msvcrt.lib). That's a dodgy hack. The right solution is to use exactly the same CRT settings for all projects. Download 1.7.16 and link against that. It directly addresses your previous message. > c:\src\mysql++-1.7.15\sqlplusint\convert1.hh(21) : warning C4273: 'strtod' : > inconsistent dll linkage 1.7.16 also fixes this.
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| • Visual Studio .NET (7.1.3088) and mysql++ 1.7.15 | Daniel | 10 Sep |
| • Re: Visual Studio .NET (7.1.3088) and mysql++ 1.7.15 | Warren Young | 10 Sep |
| • Re: Visual Studio .NET (7.1.3088) and mysql++ 1.7.15 | Daniel | 11 Sep |
| • Re: Visual Studio .NET (7.1.3088) and mysql++ 1.7.15 | Thomas Werth | 13 Sep |
| • Re: Visual Studio .NET (7.1.3088) and mysql++ 1.7.15 | Warren Young | 13 Sep |
| • Re: Visual Studio .NET (7.1.3088) and mysql++ 1.7.15 | Daniel | 13 Sep |
| • Re: Visual Studio .NET (7.1.3088) and mysql++ 1.7.15 | Warren Young | 13 Sep |
| • Re: Visual Studio .NET (7.1.3088) and mysql++ 1.7.15 | Daniel | 14 Sep |
| • Re: Visual Studio .NET (7.1.3088) and mysql++ 1.7.15 | Warren Young | 14 Sep |
