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Jer,
It turns out that I already have CMake-Gui to do this, and did not realize it.
This causes it to generate an export.def file with decorated names of the
symbols. Unfortunately, I must generate four of these (x85,x64, debug,
release) because the decorated symbols are
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Jer,
Thanks!
Gene
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Ross,
I am equally confused, but I believe it is because none of the other static
variables are called/used in your base libraries. If they were, then it would
be an issue. I have built numerous examples of your code, and this is the only
issue I have found. CMAKE can e
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Ross,
I agree completely. I would never want you to put Microsoftisms into your
code. Neither do I want to modify your code, and maintain and publish it
forever.
Would you consider doing the following:
1. Making the public class OutPacketBuffer member "maxSize" in medi
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To All:
I am trying to build a RTSP source filter for Microsoft Direct Show and Windows
Media. In short these components are basically just DLLs. I can use cmake-gui
to build the Live555 libraries and construct a decorated module definition file
(.DEF) file which allows
