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Can't build with CodeWarrior

New Here ,
Feb 27, 2008 Feb 27, 2008
I have a fresh CW 9.5 install on my OS X 10.4.11 machine. I also have Xcode 2.4.1 installed.

I'm trying to build the BuildDialog sample project. I've followed the instructions on page 119 of the Porting Guide, by modifying ansi_prefix.mach.h.

I can build the MSL MacHeadersMach-O target in MacHeadersMach-O.mcp, but I cannot build the BSD MacHeadersMach-O target. I get this error: (trimmed so you don't see all of them...)

Error : identifier expected
(included from:
CoreFoundation/CoreFoundation.h:81
CarbonCore/CarbonCore.h:20
CoreServices/CoreServices.h:21
Carbon.h:20
PreHeaders.cp:119
PreHeaders.pch:31)
CFCalendar.h line 96 };

Error : the file 'PreHeadersPPCDbg' cannot be opened
PluginHeaders.pch line 26 #include "PreHeadersPPCDbg"

Error : preprocessor #error directive
(included from:
cstdio:14
mslconfig:387
PluginHeaders.pch:28)
stdio.h line 14 #error You must have the non-MSL C header file access path before the MSL access path

So I plunge blindly ahead, not at all sure if I even need the BSD part built and try and run BuildLibraries.mcp. This eventually gives this error:

Error : type cannot be made into a global register variable;
only scalers, doubles, floats and vectors are supported
(included from:
math.h:26
CoreFoundation/CoreFoundation.h:19
CarbonCore/CarbonCore.h:20
CoreServices/CoreServices.h:21
Carbon/Carbon.h:20
MacHeadersMach-O.c:48
MacHeadersMach-O.pch:21)
math.h line 647 extern double scalb ( double, double ) __asm("_scalb$UNIX2003" );

Still hoping, but not really, I move onto BasicDialog.mcp

Error : illegal data in precompiled header (PluginHeadersPPCDbg)
PluginPrefix.h line 37 #include "PluginHeadersPPCDbg"

I guess some of those steps that failed, well, they must have been important!

Any help is appreciated. Thanks.
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Explorer ,
Feb 27, 2008 Feb 27, 2008
if you are compiling against CS3 SDK, you should be using Xcode, not CW 9.5.
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New Here ,
Feb 27, 2008 Feb 27, 2008
The CS3 plugin is done and working. I'm back porting to CS2. Marketing says they have to have it... :- )
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Engaged ,
Feb 27, 2008 Feb 27, 2008
Have you installed the 10.3.9 SDK with xcode and altered the codewarrior 'OS X Volume' to be that?

Ian
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New Here ,
Feb 27, 2008 Feb 27, 2008
You also have to recompile CW libraries to match your current system then the CS2 SDK precompiled headers. After you'll have done all theses then you should be able to compile SDK samples.

Best regards

Patrick Perroud
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New Here ,
Feb 28, 2008 Feb 28, 2008
Thanks guys, I will try both of those things.

I've been taken off this task for now, onto another, and then I was taken off that one and onto a third! Once I get my stack popped I'll be back and checks these out.

Thanks!
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New Here ,
Feb 28, 2008 Feb 28, 2008
The 10.3.9 SDK did the trick!

I still have to install ODFRC but I'll figure out how to do that tomorrow.

Thanks all!

Paul
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Engaged ,
Feb 29, 2008 Feb 29, 2008
For CodeWarrior you need to copy ODFRC from the sdk 'devtools/bin' folder into the codewarrior 'Metrowerks CodeWarrior/CodeWarrior Plugins/Compilers' folder.

Ian
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New Here ,
Feb 29, 2008 Feb 29, 2008
Thank you! Saved me the trouble of looking for it.

I compile now, this is wonderful.

Sadly, CodeWarrior crashes while linking.

I'm doing to try the upgrade to 9.6, I'm running 9.5 now. At least that updater is available.
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New Here ,
Feb 29, 2008 Feb 29, 2008
You are running it on a PPC machine - do you? I would not recommand CW on Intel mac - not w/ the ODFRC plugin.

Best regards

Patrick Perroud
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New Here ,
Feb 29, 2008 Feb 29, 2008
I am, I am! Let me go fire up the steam powered old mac and get everything installed.

Thank you!
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Engaged ,
Mar 01, 2008 Mar 01, 2008
BTW - once I got into a working set-up compiling plugins on an intel mac with CW is working OK for me, even using ODFRC.

I had a large number of crashes in the early days with the machine, spent hours re-making projects, etc. I finally got lucky and found that the cause of the crash was the length of the path/source file name. I can't remember the size that caused problems - 256 would be a guess including the full path, but that sounds long to me, perhaps 128.

HTH
Ian
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New Here ,
Mar 03, 2008 Mar 03, 2008
Ok, so I'm back on this project again...

I copied the ODFRC compiler from sdk 'devtools/bin' folder into the codewarrior 'Metrowerks CodeWarrior/CodeWarrior Plugins/Compilers' folder as suggested above.

I quit and restarted CW.

I'm still getting the Couldn't find compiler "ODFRC" error message.

I did check that I only have one CW on the machine and I did restart CW so it can find it.

One thing that bothers me is that the ODFRC (which I did get from the CS2 4.0.2 SDK release) does not have a custom icon, it has just a plain "document" icon. It does not have the special codewarrior icon.

So close, so close...
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New Here ,
Mar 03, 2008 Mar 03, 2008
problem solved!

I reinstalled the SDK and I could see the proper icon info. (I had checked the SDK into our source code control system and that clearly messed with the Mac creator and type info.) So I just copied the correct one over to the CW plugins folder and...

... now CW crashes. I'm on a dual processor G5 machine. I have a G4 I can try but it only have 0.5G memory in it and I was having problems checking out my source code with SmartSVN on it.

I'll keep you all posted.
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New Here ,
Mar 03, 2008 Mar 03, 2008
It crashes on the G4 also, looks like while it is linking.
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Advocate ,
Mar 03, 2008 Mar 03, 2008
There is a CW Subversion plugin at
http://www.soundgeek.org/Sound_Geek/CWSVN.html
I only know, still heavily use, and highly recommend the 1.3 version.

When I verified the link I found it was recently upgraded to SVN 1.4.4 !!!

Please also be more specific about that crash.
- is it during startup or compile?
- do you have a stack trace?

The ODFRC compiler itself is a bit crashy on some syntax errors.
Please try a shorter / known correct source...

0.5G should be fine for the compiler, only the debugger will eat up as much memory as it can get. Eventually downgrade that box to Panther, that matches the release environment of CW9 and CS2. Debugging is much more fun with such a setup.

Cheers,
Dirk
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New Here ,
Mar 03, 2008 Mar 03, 2008
It is during linking, not during startup or compile.

No, I do not get a useful stack trace. There are 6 threads running at the time according to the crash log. Thread 2 crashes but it does not give me a stack.

ODFRC isn't crashing. (When it runs, the CW task is listed as "Compiling...")

And it isn't just my project, the BasicDialog sample project also crashes while linking.

Thank you!

Paul
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New Here ,
Mar 04, 2008 Mar 04, 2008
Just tried it on a 10.3.9 G4, same crash.

I'm really starting to think my setup is flawed. Fortunately I'v been documenting it so I know exactly what I've done. I'll reproduce the steps below, I'd love it if someone could double check my work and see what I've missed. Thanks.

Paul

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You must first setup CodeWarrior to use the 10.3.9 SDKs.

1. Launch CodeWarrior
2. Open Preferences
3. Select "Source Trees" under the "General" tab
4. Select "OS X Volume" and click the "Choose" button
5. Navigate to /Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.3.9.skd and click "Choose". If you do not have the 10.3.9 SDK on your system, you should install Xcode 2.4.1 and the SDK. If you are running on a 10.3.9 system, you still need to do this step.
6. Click "Change"
7. Close Preferences

Next you must install the ODFRC compilier

1. Copy ODFRC from the {SDK}/devtools/bin folder into the codewarrior {Metrowerks}/Metrowerks CodeWarrior/CodeWarrior Plugins/Compilers' folder.
2. Quit and restart CodeWarrior

Next you must edit ansi_prefix.mach.h

1. open {Metrowerks}/Metrowerks CodeWarrior/MSL/MSL_C/MSL_MacOS/Include/ansi_prefix.mach.h
2. seach for _MSL_CARBON_FILE_APIS
3. set it to 1

Next you must rebuild the CW Libraries and headers

1. Open {Metrowerks}//Metrowerks CodeWarrior/MacOS X Support/MacHeadersMach-O/MacHeadersMach-O.mcp
2. From the Project menu, select the following menu items in order: (Note, you may only need to do the first one, but doing all three is an old CW habit dating back to when it was buggier. Feel free to experiment.)
1. Re-search for Files
2. Reset Project Entry Paths
3. Synchronize Modifications Dates
3. Select the MSL MacHeadersMach-O target
4. Select "Make" from the Project menu.
5. Select the BSD MacHeadersMach-O target
6. Select "Make" from the Project menu.
7. Open {Metrowerks}/Metrowerks CodeWarrior/MSL/(MSL_Build_Projects)/BuildLibraries.mcp
8. Do the "Re-search, Reset and Synchronize" as above
9. Open the Build.MacOSPPC.mcp target
10. Select "Make" from the Project menu.
11. Open the Build.MacOSX.mcp target
12. Select "Make" from the Project menu.

Next you must rebuild the InDesign pre compiled headers

1. Open {SDK}/build/mac/sdkprj/SDKPluginPreComp.mcp
2. Do the "Re-search, Reset and Synchronize" as above
3. Make the "Debug" target
4. Make the "Release" target

Now, if I build one of the samples, BasicDialog.mcp for example, CodeWarrior crashes while linking.

I do appreciate any help. Thanks.

Paul
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Advocate ,
Mar 04, 2008 Mar 04, 2008
What if you build one of CodeWarrior's sample projects? If they also crash, it could be a corrupted CW binary e.g. of the linker. Did you use the original installer media?

Dirk
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New Here ,
Mar 04, 2008 Mar 04, 2008
I did reinstall from the original CDs and I applied the 9.6 updater from FreeScale. I still crash while linking. I was able to build the Std C++ Console Mach-O Hello World sample from Metrowerks without a link crash.

I'm not sure what to try next, try the 9.3 version, try it on G5, G4, 10.3.9? So many options and so far none look better than any other.

Paul
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Explorer ,
Mar 04, 2008 Mar 04, 2008
I have an iMac G5 with 10.4.11 and it's compiling fine using CW Pro 9.5.

Looks like your CW install is fine... just not fine when trying to build a plugin...

I have three ideas:

1. Do you have optimization enabled? Disable any of them.

2. Under the CW About Box, there's a button called "Installed Products". Click there.

2.1: Click on the Save As button, save the CW plugins' versions, and post the result.

2.2: Click on the button called "Enable Plugin Diagnostics", I have never used it but hopefully it will provide something you didn't get to see before.

pete
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New Here ,
Mar 04, 2008 Mar 04, 2008
Turning on plugin diagnostics (and restarting CW) didn't give me any information

Here's the installed items:

Installed Products:
CodeWarrior Development Studio for Mac OS, Version 9.6

IDE Version: 5.5.5 Build 1869
Plugins: 79

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COM
===============
MWRADModel 5.5 Build 1292 8/22/03, 3:19 PM 522K
PausePoint 5.5 Build 1292 8/22/03, 3:19 PM 17K
CPPCodeCompletion 5.5.3 Build 1700 12/2/04, 6:16 PM 672K
DataViewer 5.5 Build 1292 8/22/03, 3:19 PM 270K
ObjectInspector 5.5 Build 1292 8/22/03, 3:19 PM 527K
LogPoint 5.5 Build 1292 8/22/03, 3:19 PM 23K
SkipPoint 5.5 Build 1292 8/22/03, 3:19 PM 17K
Verify Environment 5.5.1 Build 1356 11/5/03, 1:49 PM 686K
ScriptPoint 5.5 Build 1292 8/22/03, 3:19 PM 28K
SoundPoint 5.5 Build 1292 8/22/03, 3:19 PM 27K
TraceDataStorage 5.5 Build 1292 8/22/03, 3:19 PM 155K
VariableFormatter 5.5 Build 1292 8/22/03, 3:19 PM 21K

===============
Compilers
===============
DLL Import x86 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:17 PM 128K
Balloon Help 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:17 PM 15K
Lib Import Mach-O 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:17 PM 6K
Lib Import PPC 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:17 PM 7K
Lib Import x86 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:17 PM 38K
MachO Import PPC 3.2.6 Build 437 4/28/05, 11:17 AM 73K
MW C-C++ PPC 3.2.7 Build 441 8/4/05, 10:24 AM 2.03M
MW C-C++ x86 3.2.6 Build 437 4/28/05, 11:17 AM 2.13M
MW WinRC 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:17 PM 117K
MW_C-C++_MacOSX_PPC 3.2.7 Build 441 8/4/05, 10:24 AM 2.10M
Obj Import x86 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:17 PM 34K
ODFRC 1.2 12/2/05, 8:34 PM 351K
PEF Import PPC 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:17 PM 44K
PerlTool 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:17 PM 7K
PPCAsm 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:17 PM 340K
Property List Compiler 3.2.1 Build 392 11/18/03, 10:34 AM 101K
Rez 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:18 PM 142K
ShellTool 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:18 PM 7K
WinRes Import 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:18 PM 19K
XCOFF Import PPC 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:18 PM 66K

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Debuggers
===============
CVSymbolics 5.5.1 Build 1429 2/27/04, 4:35 PM 113K
Disassemble68K 5.5 Build 1292 8/22/03, 3:19 PM 98K
DisassemblePPC 5.5 Build 1292 8/22/03, 3:19 PM 61K
Disassemblex86 5.5 Build 1292 8/22/03, 3:19 PM 28K
MetroNub Plugin 5.5.3 Build 1700 12/2/04, 6:16 PM 320K
StabSymbolics 5.5.1 Build 1429 2/27/04, 4:35 PM 112K
SymSymbolics 5.5.1 Build 1429 2/27/04, 4:35 PM 93K
Win32Debugger 5.5.3 Build 1700 12/2/04, 6:16 PM 126K

===============
Editor
===============
Balloon_Help_Language No Version Info 6/12/03, 10:09 AM 2K
Property_List_Language No Version Info 6/12/03, 10:09 AM 6K

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Linkers
===============
MacOS Merge 3.2.1 Build 392 11/18/03, 10:34 AM 56K
MacOS PPC Linker 3.2.6 Build 437 4/28/05, 11:17 AM 288K
MacOSX PPC Linker 3.2.7 Build 441 8/4/05, 10:24 AM 371K
Output Flags Post Linker 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:18 PM 5K
ShellTool Post Linker 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:18 PM 7K
Win32 x86 Linker 3.2.4 Build 418 7/29/04, 2:17 PM 551K

===============
Mac COM
===============
CPlusSourceGen 5.5 Build 1292 8/22/03, 3:19 PM 518K
MWComHelpers 5.5 Build 1292 8/22/03, 3:19 PM 200K

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Preference Panels
===============
C-C++ Compiler 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:18 PM 29K
C-C++ Preprocessor 3.2.4 Build 418 7/29/04, 2:17 PM 41K
C-C++ Warnings 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:18 PM 22K
MacOS Merge Panel 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:18 PM 25K
MetroNub Panel 5.5.1 Build 1429 2/27/04, 4:35 PM 13K
mwCVS Panel 1.3 Build 1015 8/13/03, 4:09 PM 58K
Output Flags 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:18 PM 21K
PPC CodeGen 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:18 PM 29K
PPC CodeGen Mach-O 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:18 PM 26K
PPC Disassembler 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:18 PM 9K
PPC Global Optimizer 3.2.1 Build 392 11/18/03, 10:34 AM 16K
PPC Linker 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:18 PM 21K
PPC Mac OS X Linker 3.2.2 Build 402 2/20/04, 2:47 PM 30K
PPC Mac OS X Project 3.2.2 Build 402 2/20/04, 2:47 PM 99K
PPC PEF 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:18 PM 20K
PPC Project 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:18 PM 58K
PPCAsm Panel 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:18 PM 23K
Property List 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:18 PM 20K
RConnTCP Panel 5.5 Build 1292 8/22/03, 3:19 PM 6K
Rez Compiler 3.2.1 Build 392 11/18/03, 10:34 AM 19K
WinRC Compiler 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:18 PM 7K
x86 CodeGen 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:18 PM 34K
x86 COFF 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:18 PM 55K
x86 Disassembler 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:18 PM 18K
x86 Exceptions Panel 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:18 PM 16K
x86 Global Optimizer 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:18 PM 14K
x86 Linker 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:18 PM 33K
x86 Project 3.2 Build 381 8/25/03, 10:18 PM 42K

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Support
===============

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Version Control
===============
mwCVS 1.3 Build 1015 8/13/03, 4:09 PM 218K
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New Here ,
Mar 10, 2008 Mar 10, 2008
I have installed CW8.0 and PDK5.1.2 on Windows XP platform.

When I tried to build my project I got the follwoing 3 errors and some other warnings, could some one give me a hint?

Multiply defined section: soap_serializeheader in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: soap_putheader in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: soap_getheader in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: soap_fault in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: soap_serializefault in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: soap_putfault in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: soap_getfault in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: soap_faultcode in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: soap_faultstring in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: soap_faultdetail in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: ?soap_getindependent%%YAHPAUsoap%%%Z 'int soap_getindependent(struct soap *)' in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: ?soap_getelement%%YAPAXPAUsoap%%PAH%Z 'void * soap_getelement(struct soap *, int *)' in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: ?soap_ignore_element%%YAHPAUsoap%%%Z 'int soap_ignore_element(struct soap *)' in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: ?soap_putindependent%%YAHPAUsoap%%%Z 'int soap_putindependent(struct soap *)' in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: ?soap_putelement%%YAHPAUsoap%%PBXPBDHH%Z 'int soap_putelement(struct soap *, void const *, char const *, int, int)' in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: ?soap_markelement%%YAXPAUsoap%%PBXH%Z 'void soap_markelement(struct soap *, void const *, int)' in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: ?soap_resolve_attachments%%YAHPAUsoap%%%Z 'int soap_resolve_attachments(struct soap *)' in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: ?soap_default_byte%%YAXPAUsoap%%PAD%Z 'void soap_default_byte(struct soap *, char *)' in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: ?soap_put_byte%%YAHPAUsoap%%PBD11%Z 'int soap_put_byte(struct soap *, char const *, char const *, char const *)' in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: ?soap_out_byte%%YAHPAUsoap%%PBDH11%Z 'int soap_out_byte(struct soap *, char const *, int, char const *, char const *)' in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: ?soap_get_byte%%YAPADPAUsoap%%PADPBD2%Z 'char * soap_get_byte(struct soap *, char *, char const *, char const *)' in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: ?soap_in_byte%%YAPADPAUsoap%%PBDPAD1%Z 'char * soap_in_byte(struct soap *, char const *, char *, char const *)' in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: ?soap_default_int%%YAXPAUsoap%%PAH%Z 'void soap_default_int(struct soap *, int *)' in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: ?soap_put_int%%YAHPAUsoap%%PBHPBD2%Z 'int soap_put_int(struct soap *, int const *, char const *, char const *)' in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: ?soap_out_int%%YAHPAUsoap%%PBDHPBH1%Z 'int soap_out_int(struct soap *, char const *, int, int const *, char const *)' in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: ?soap_get_int%%YAPAHPAUsoap%%PAHPBD2%Z 'int * soap_get_int(struct soap *, int *, char const *, char const *)' in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: ?soap_in_int%%YAPAHPAUsoap%%PBDPAH1%Z 'int * soap_in_int(struct soap *, char const *, int *, char const *)' in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: ?soap_serialize_SOAP_ENV__Fault%%YAXPAUsoap%%PBUSOAP_ENV__Fault%%%Z 'void soap_serialize_SOAP_ENV__Fault(struct soap *, struct SOAP_ENV__Fault const *)' in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: ?soap_default_SOAP_ENV__Fault%%YAXPAUsoap%%PAUSOAP_ENV__Fault%%%Z 'void soap_default_SOAP_ENV__Fault(struct soap *, struct SOAP_ENV__Fault *)' in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: ?soap_put_SOAP_ENV__Fault%%YAHPAUsoap%%PBUSOAP_ENV__Fault%%PBD2%Z 'int soap_put_SOAP_ENV__Fault(struct soap *, struct SOAP_ENV__Fault const *, char const *, char const *)' in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: ?soap_out_SOAP_ENV__Fault%%YAHPAUsoap%%PBDHPBUSOAP_ENV__Fault%%1%Z 'int soap_out_SOAP_ENV__Fault(struct soap *, char const *, int, struct SOAP_ENV__Fault const *, char const *)' in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: ?soap_get_SOAP_ENV__Fault%%YAPAUSOAP_ENV__Fault%%PAUsoap%%PAU1%PBD2%Z 'struct SOAP_ENV__Fault * soap_get_SOAP_ENV__Fault(struct soap *, struct SOAP_ENV__Fault *, char const *, char const *)' in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: ?soap_in_SOAP_ENV__Fault%%YAPAUSOAP_ENV__Fault%%PAUsoap%%PBDPAU1%1%Z 'struct SOAP_ENV__Fault * soap_in_SOAP_ENV__Fault(struct soap *, char const *, struct SOAP_ENV__Fault *, char const *)' in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: ?soap_serialize_SOAP_ENV__Detail%%YAXPAUsoap%%PBUSOAP_ENV__Detail%%%Z 'void soap_serialize_SOAP_ENV__Detail(struct soap *, struct SOAP_ENV__Detail const *)' in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: ?soap_default_SOAP_ENV__Detail%%YAXPAUsoap%%PAUSOAP_ENV__Detail%%%Z 'void soap_default_SOAP_ENV__Detail(struct soap *, struct SOAP_ENV__Detail *)' in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: ?soap_put_SOAP_ENV__Detail%%YAHPAUsoap%%PBUSOAP_ENV__Detail%%PBD2%Z 'int soap_put_SOAP_ENV__Detail(struct soap *, struct SOAP_ENV__Detail const *, char const *, char const *)' in
files soapC.obj (libgsoap.lib), envC.obj (libgsoap.lib), keeping definition in envC.obj

Multiply defined section: ?soap_out_SOAP_ENV__Detail%%YAHPAUsoap%%PBDHPBUSOAP_ENV__Detail%%1%Z 'int
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On Windows, use VC. CW8.3 was used for ID2 and CS1 Mac only, so you'll probably need the matching VC6. If you want to build for Mac, get a Mac.

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