Re: [xml] Help Required

["Xen Cloete" <XenC hollard co za>]

> I assume you mean Visual C++ 6.0, not one of the newer .NET ones.
Yip that's correct. VC++ 6.00. 

> Forgive me for asking the obvious: did you add libxml2.lib to the
> "Object/library modules" field of the Link tab of the Project Settings
> dialog?
Yip it certainly has been added. See my setting with the reply to GORKA.

> The "resource file section" sounds like the wrong place to add a
> library. Similarly, the location of libxml2's headers should be in the
> "Additional include directories" field of the Preprocessor section of
> the C/C++ tab, not the "Additional resource include directories" field
> of the Resources tab.

You are probably correct. However let me throw a spanner in the works. I
have the production application setup this way. This was done by
previous C/C++ developer. And this works. I have setup everything the
same as the production applications settings. But no luck!!

> If that's what you meant you did, then I don't know what the problem
is
> (although I do find it odd that xmlFree seems to be listed as a DLL
> import while the others aren't).

I am glad you mentioned this. Because I was wondering the same thing.
Why
Would the application look for a DLL call (for a lack of a better desc)
instead. __imp__xmlFree seems odd when comparing to the others. I
certainly don't understand why this is.

Regards

Xen



-----Original Message-----
From: Tim Van Holder [mailto:tim vanholder anubex com] 
Sent: 01 March 2007 01:50
To: Xen Cloete
Cc: xml gnome org
Subject: Re: [xml] Help Required

Xen Cloete wrote:
> To all,
> 
> I have been struggling for more than a day trying to get the library
to
> work on my machine. I am running XP with the Microsoft Visual C++
> Enterprise Edition.

I assume you mean Visual C++ 6.0, not one of the newer .NET ones.

> To not waste anybody's time I will get right to the point.
> 
> I have included in the Libxml2.lib file in the "resource file section"
> of the IDE. The path to the directories for this library has been
> correctly pointed to in this section.  However when I compile the
> program I get the following error messages:

Forgive me for asking the obvious: did you add libxml2.lib to the
"Object/library modules" field of the Link tab of the Project Settings
dialog? The "resource file section" sounds like the wrong place to add a
library. Similarly, the location of libxml2's headers should be in the
"Additional include directories" field of the Preprocessor section of
the C/C++ tab, not the "Additional resource include directories" field
of the Resources tab.
If that's what you meant you did, then I don't know what the problem is
(although I do find it odd that xmlFree seems to be listed as a DLL
import while the others aren't).

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