Do you guys mind migrating the OpenSees.sln to 2005 version

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GunAndRose
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Do you guys mind migrating the OpenSees.sln to 2005 version

Post by GunAndRose »

It is all about the libc.lib, which was used in VC version earlier than 2005 for Static Single-threaded code generation.
I tried the following ways to deliminate the linking error:

1. Project Property -> Configuration Properties -> Linker -> Input -> Ignore Specific Library: libc.lib

2. Project Property > C++-> Code Generation -> Runtime Library: /MD

It was built under release config.

However, the exe file generated doesn't work for my current tcl files. So I am thinking that there must be some project(s) requiring the libc.lib through the linker, which no more links to libc.lib.
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Post by fmk »

trhe problem with migrating is that some users are still on 2003 and it would mean renaming the one set of projects .. if your soln works for both 2003 and 2005 i will make the change to the project in cvs.
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Post by GunAndRose »

I am trying to compile it under 2003 version whenever the 2003 is ready on my computer lately.

The 2005 version worked pretty good for my current Tcl files. It might be good to have both project versions on the website such that different users don't have to experience the smoking I have been suffered from in the past several days. Just a suggestion. :)

Thank, Frank, anyway.


fmk wrote:trhe problem with migrating is that some users are still on 2003 and it would mean renaming the one set of projects .. if your soln works for both 2003 and 2005 i will make the change to the project in cvs.
Stan
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Texas A&M University
College Station, TX
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