[gdal-dev] How to generate WinCE header files? + Compiling question

[Tom Kazimiers]

Tom Kazimiers schrieb:
> Hi,
>
> after having some problems compiling the current stable and/or SVN 
> version of GDAL I now wonder how to generate header files which I can 
> use in C++ along with the .lib - I assume I can not use the ones in in 
> the src folder, right? May this be a basic question but I got the the 
> header files for the version of GDAL I am currently using from 
> somewhere I do not remember :)
>
> Problems with compiling the current release is/was:
> Error    17    error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol 
> OGR_G_ExportToKML referenced in function "public: virtual char * 
> __cdecl OGRGeometry::exportToKML(void)const " 
> (?exportToKML at OGRGeometry@@UBAPADXZ)    ogrgeometry.obj
> Error    18    error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol 
> OGR_G_ExportToJson referenced in function "public: virtual char * 
> __cdecl OGRGeometry::exportToJson(void)const " 
> (?exportToJson at OGRGeometry@@UBAPADXZ)    ogrgeometry.obj
> Error    19    error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol 
> SASetupDefaultHooks referenced in function DBFOpen    dbfopen.obj
> Error    20    error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol 
> SASetupDefaultHooks    shpopen.obj
>
> I corrected this in commenting all this out as I do not use those 
> functions - but I guess that is not the best way to solve this issue.
>
> May aim is to use "OGRSpatialReference" from my C++ code but I do not 
> have the "ogr_spatialref.h" header. Currently I am using a 
> "gdal_priv.h" header file (along with some others). Do I need Proj.4 
> for this to work?
>
> Thanks in advance.
> Tom
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Well, after playing around a bit I am sure I can use the the "normal" 
header files. Everything is found and I can compile with OGR support. So 
this question seems to be answered.
Proj.4 support is not enabled by now and it seems that I do not need it 
- is this right?

Thanks,
Tom