hi there.. sorry for replying late..I was away for vacations and also gave
it a try myself to make it work. but the problem I am having starts when I
build ilmbase lib after CreateDLL, I set all the paths correctly.but the
problem appears in post-build event. I guess createDLL is designed to work
tightly with 32bit system, bcoz i get the following build output in visual
studio 2005 when i build project Half after successfully building CreateDLL
project,
:
:
:
CreateDLL v1.1
1>CreateDLL found 63 symbols
1>Exporting DLL
1>Release\half.obj : fatal error LNK1112: module machine type 'x64'
conflicts with target machine type 'X86'
1>createDLL: linking success
1>Installing into Release
1> 1 file(s) copied.
1> 1 file(s) copied.
:
:
:
I don't know what had caused this error, could you please shed some light on
it?
-Thanks
PS: Is it possible for you guys to include a solution file for ilmbase and
openEXR libs, that include a 64bit configuration, coz it might be possible
that we forget certain settings when creating x64 config in visual studio.
Post by Florian KainzI don't have a system to test with 64-bit Windows / Visual Studio, but the
code does work on the 32-bit version of Windows, as well as with 64-bit Linux.
What kinds of errors do you get?
Post by veerendra singhOhh sorry for the misunderstanding, by Visual Studio 5, I meant Visual
Studio 2005 i.e. Visual Studio 8.Thanks.
Hi Veerendra,
OpenEXR will not compile with Visual studio 5 on any platform;
you'll need Visual Studio 7 or 8. OpenEXR makes extensive use
of templates; template support in Visual C++ and earlier is
insufficient.
Florian
Post by veerendra singhHi guys, I tried to find information about how to build OpenEXR
for
Post by veerendra singhPost by veerendra singhamd64-bit platform when I could not find any precompiled libs for
the
Post by veerendra singhPost by veerendra singhsame. But unfortunately, I did not come across any correspondence
regarding the same. Then, I downloaded the source for OpenEXR and
Ilmbase and tried to build it with Visual studio 5, but I found
that
Post by veerendra singhPost by veerendra singheven they do not have a inbuilt x64 bit configuration.
Furthermore, when
Post by veerendra singhI tried to create a x64 config, I got loads of errors. Is there
something that I missed here or is it something people normally
dont do?
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