Hi Chris,
Thank you for the feedback - I have tried copying the curl/xdr/pthreads
headers into the libdap/include folder - and editing the top level
nmake.opt to DODS_DIR. There just were a number of unclear steps (for
me) so I'll go back and try again, then report back more completely. I
will provide the full steps if I ever succeed.
I also gather that the instructions for MSVC in the GDAL FAQ should be
completed - I've only done the "atlbase.h" step as that seemed to allow
the build in general to finish. Any idea if the other steps would impact
the Opendap build?
I'm using MSVC 1400 (2005).
Cheers, Mike.
Christopher Condit wrote:
Hi Michael-
I'm using this installer:
http://www.opendap.org/pub/binary/libdap/win32/libdap_3.8.2.exe
Is there something obvious that I'm missing? It seems from some
recent
tickets that Opendap 3.8.2 has been included successfully on Windows.
Does this only work when building Opendap from source?
There are some pieces that you'll need to grab separately. I think
they're all bundled in:
http://www.opendap.org/pub/binary/libdap/win32/OPeNDAP_Tools_1.1.exe
In particular I think you'll need the include files for xdr, curl, and
pthreads (bundled in the above installer). I ended up copying them to my
libdap\include directory for ease of use.
There seems to be a simple error in [GDAL]/nmake.opt, where the
DODS_LIB
path needs an extra underscore. I assume the version "DODSDIR" is used
in
subsequent make options for referring to the actual frmts/dods
directory?
Correct. The makefile for the drivers uses "DODSDIR" to refer to the
directory.
-Chris
Christopher Condit
San Diego Supercomputer Center
858-822-5483
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