Wow Pedro! Thank you for taking the time to do this and provide such
detailed instructions on the necessary steps. If I can't make it work
now I should throw my computer in the ocean and find my slide rule.
(Disturbingly I think I have a pretty good idea of where it is...my
slide rule that is,
Hi,
I've tried VS2010 Express to build FluidSynth, without incidents. I've used a
clean WinXP-sp3 virtual machine, without any other software installed.
Attached is a detailed log, with all the steps and versions.
Regards,
Pedro
FluidSynth VS2010 build environment
OS: WindowsXP SP3
1. Visual
On Monday, July 26, 2010, Jim Henry wrote:
> Visual Studio uses the Windows system environment variable INCLUDE to
> set the directories for included headers. Can Cmake find those files or
> do the include directories need to be on the PATH?
CMake does not find the headers by itself. The headers a
Visual Studio uses the Windows system environment variable INCLUDE to
set the directories for included headers. Can Cmake find those files or
do the include directories need to be on the PATH?
Jim Henry
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