[fdo-internals] RE: Self Build Thirdparty (curllib) on Windows

[Greg Boone]

When OpenSSL is compiled, it copies files to the following location as a part of its build process:

...\Thirdparty\openssl\inc32\openssl

Check to see if these files exist. 

I recommend cleaning up the generated files in the openssl directory under thirdparty, are re-building the entire openssl solution.

...\Thirdparty\openssl\inc32
...\Thirdparty\openssl\lib
...\Thirdparty\openssl\tmp32

Mixing Win64 and Win32 builds under a single source tree may also prove to be problematic. 

Greg

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From: fdo-internals-bounces at lists.osgeo.org [mailto:fdo-internals-bounces at lists.osgeo.org] On Behalf Of Crispin_at_1Spatial
Sent: Tuesday, November 16, 2010 11:06 AM
To: fdo-internals at lists.osgeo.org
Subject: [fdo-internals] RE: Self Build Thirdparty (curllib) on Windows


So,

Poor case reporting by me - I do call what you suggest:

build_thirdparty -w=fdo -w=wms

But get the errors - this is on a SVN check-out version that implies it is
all OK.
Am I the only one?  I have seen it on two machines so must be something I am
missing in my general setup.

If I launch the "...Thirdparty\libcurl\lib\curllib.sln" in MSVC2008 then I
get the same message.

 Crispin


build_thirdparty -w=fdo      OK
build_thirdparty -w=gdal      OK

build -w=fdo      OK
build -w=gdal      OK


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