include which stl directory?

[Phantasy]

i followed the guide in compile.txt

and i still get the following errors..

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c:\Documents and Settings\xxxxx\Skrivbord\Dc++ Src\client\stdinc.h(63): error C2871: '_STL' : a namespace with this name does not exist
c:\Documents and Settings\xxxxx\Skrivbord\Dc++ Src\client\stdinc.h(63): error C2871: '_STL' : a namespace with this name does not exist
c:\Documents and Settings\xxxxx\Skrivbord\Dc++ Src\windows\stdafx.cpp(34): fatal error C1189: #error :  STLPort not correctly installed, read compile.txt

This is when i havnt included stl, i know where to do it.. but i dont know which folder i should include. (config, stl, using or wrap_std)

I heard there should be a stlport/incude folder.. but I ain't finding any :[

thanks for all help!

[psf8500]

Make sure you use the STLPort from the DC++ site.

[Phantasy]

I did as you wrote.. now i get these errors:

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d:\Dokument\C++ - Dc++ Src files\DCPlusPlus-STLPort-4.6\stdarg.h(23): fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: '../include/stdarg.h': No such file or directory
d:\Dokument\C++ - Dc++ Src files\DCPlusPlus-STLPort-4.6\stdarg.h(23): fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: '../include/stdarg.h': No such file or directory

My includes /\

Thanks for the help!

[EDIT: Fixed image tag.TPO]

[GargoyleMT]

I'd suggest you delete the files out of your STLPort directory and re-extract them, making sure to do so with pathnames (in case you missed that).

Line 23 is :

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# include _STLP_NATIVE_C_HEADER(stdarg.h)

I don't know why it would look in "../include/" for that file. When all else fails, wipe it clean and start from the beginning.

[Phantasy]

this is getting worser and worser..

now im getting this errors!

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Code deleted, *the same as above

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[GargoyleMT]

That's the same error.

[Phantasy]

ohh.. anyways.. it didnt help re extracting them, nor cleaning it all up
well.. why is it looking in the /include directory? :´/

[TheParanoidOne]

I was getting a feeling of deja vu, and it was because I had the exact same problem when I first tried to compile DC++. You can read about it here:

http://dcplusplus.sourceforge.net/forum ... ight=c1083

My problem was that I hadn't installed all of the relevant parts of Visual Studio. Could that be the case for you?

[Phantasy]

hmm.. i got the feeling i installed wrong SDK :/

[GargoyleMT]

hmm.. i got the feeling i installed wrong SDK :/

Indeed - you only had to install a SDK if you were using Visual Studio 6.0 - .NET 2002 and .NET 2003 both have SDKs that are up to date enough for DC++.

[Phantasy]

ok, i uninstalled everything..
.Net Framework, The SDK i installed from microsofts homepage..
and Visual Studio .NET..

Now im installing it again.. hopefully it will go better this time !
only the stuff needed for VC++.NET nothing else

[GargoyleMT]

A full install of VS.NET 2003 won't do you wrong either. If you try to do a minimal install, you may miss some of the includes/libraries unless you know what you're looking at.

[Phantasy]

Yes!!

Thanks everyone for the help! Its finally working!!

What i did was..

Uninstalled everything that was installet.. (.NET Framework, Plattform SDK, Visual C++ .NET, everything)
Then i just installed Visual C++ .NET, not the C# version, not the Visual Basic version..
I also installed something which had Crystal in its name..
and the .NET Framework (note.. EVERYTHING under the C++ .NET menu)

Thanks Again!!!

[GargoyleMT]

Thanks everyone for the help! Its finally working.

Nice!

[Guitarm]

Yes, very nice. And as a introductory test we want you to rewrite/obfuscate the DC++ code so that even the creator doesn't know what it does.

Seriously, it's nice to see people getting started in the basics of compiling and understanding of DC++.

More of this is what I wish for