[antlr-interest] VS2005 and VS2008 problem
kferrio at gmail.com
kferrio at gmail.com
Wed Aug 25 16:25:38 PDT 2010
I'm on vs2008 for antlr work, so I cannot claim authority but I do deal with mixed libs every day between multiple releases of vs. Jim Idle knows his code of course. So your vs2005 code will link fine with antlr built with vs2008 but the former and latter each use their respective versions of the C runtime. So you need both C runtimes and they do coexist peacefully. You'll need to get a copy of the vs20008 c runtime.
I hope that helps.
Kyle
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From: "J.R Karthikeyan" <jrk1987 at yahoo.co.in>
Date: Wed, 25 Aug 2010 22:14:59
To: <kferrio at gmail.com>; <antlr-interest-bounces at antlr.org>; <antlr-interest at antlr.org>
Subject: Re: [antlr-interest] VS2005 and VS2008 problem
Hi,
In both case antlr C runtime library will be compiled by Visual studio 2005.
But previously Jim idle told that “The issue is that the vs2005 compiler does
not support a few ANSI constructs used in the runtime. This means that you must
compile the runtime in 2008 and just link with it in your 2005 project. But
unless you configure the include paths for you project and so on, then it will
not compile anyway. That's why I am telling you to download" So is there any
workaround for this. Thanks for your time and patience
Thanks,
Jrk
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From: "kferrio at gmail.com" <kferrio at gmail.com>
To: J.R Karthikeyan <jrk1987 at yahoo.co.in>; antlr-interest-bounces at antlr.org;
antlr-interest at antlr.org
Sent: Tue, 24 August, 2010 8:22:38 PM
Subject: Re: [antlr-interest] VS2005 and VS2008 problem
I believe you have two options. You might prefer to recompile the antlr runtime
DLL with vs2005 If your goal is minimizing dependencies. Alternatively you
could just drop the redistributable C runtime from vs2008 into your packaging.
Unfortunately there's quite a bit of confusion on this point specific to msvcr9
due to some unclear release communications. But if you use the runtime redist
kit which actually ships with vs2008 you should be ok. You may be able to get
the redist from the express edition of vs2008 but you'll have to check that.
Good luck!
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From: J.R Karthikeyan
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Subject: [antlr-interest] VS2005 and VS2008 problem
Sent: Aug 24, 2010 6:26 PM
Hi,
My entire project is done in VS2005 which will create dll and later I will
use those dll. I am creating the parser using ANTLR and those file I am planned
to add it as a function in my project which is in VS2005. When I compiled ANTLR
generated file seperatly in VS2005 I don't have any problem. Even when I
combined and built with my project, it is fine. But when my dll calls
antlr3cd.dll which in turn it callsMSVCR90D.dll. It looks that dll is VS2008
dll. Any suggestion how to get rid of this.
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