Re: compiler options

From:

"Victor Bazarov" <v.Abazarov@comAcast.net>

Newsgroups:

microsoft.public.vc.ide_general

Date:

Wed, 3 Oct 2007 13:45:43 -0400

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Jeff Kish wrote:

Hi.
I'm trying to figure out how to setup a program and a dll to build
using visual studio 2005 and the open source OWLNEXT framework.

My approach is to see how the make file generates code, and examine
the compiler options and linker options.

I see this, but some of them don't seem to be where
I looked in MSDN.

cl /Yc /Fp$vwd\owlpch.pch
/D_X86_ /Fo$vwd\ /W3 /Zl /GX /GR /Gi- /Gm- /Od /Zi /MTd
/I..\..\include /I.\ /DBI_NOINCLUDE_NS_OWL /Fd..\..\lib\owlvd.pdb
/D__DEBUG=2 /D__TRACE /D__WARN /D_OWLPCH /c msc\owlpch.cpp

Specifically, I could not find the compile option explanation for
these: /Z1

There is no /Z1 (Zee-One) in your command line, it's /Zl (Zee-Ell).
You need a better font to distinguish between number 1 and small L.

See "omit default library name".

/Gi

Has been removed from the compiler options; it was for "incremental
compilation". You can safely drop it.

If someone could point me to an explanation, or perhaps make a
suggestion on how to setup a project in 2005 studio to build a dll
and application using OWLNEXT I would appreciate the assistance.

Sorry, I've not heard of OWLNEXT.

V
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