I believe the problem is that you need to have the header files for MFC
present for it to work. I don't know how you would get those without
having Visual Studio installed, though.
On Fri, Apr 22, 2016 at 10:44 AM, Karl DeJean via cfe-users <
cfe-users@lists.llvm.org> wrote:
> Hello Everyone at LLVM board,
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> I have two questions I’ve been trying to solve.
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> I have been running around on the internet in circles, trying to find an
> answer to my question. I am developing a desktop command line application,
> that will run without the Visual Studio IDE. The backend of the
> application uses Clang 3.7 to scan code and dump an AST into a file. One
> of my source files need to recognize a CArray, which is part of the
> Microsoft Foundation Classes. Clang does not recognize the CArray. I can
> point to the MFC include directory that has the file “afxtempl.h” and it
> will compile, but if I am running on a machine without Visual Studio
> installed, it will not be there. I’ve downloaded the LLVM and CLANG source
> code and compiled it. Is there a way to get CLANG to use the MFC library
> in my stand alone application.
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> *Karl J. DeJean*
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> Gnostech Inc.
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