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I am using VC++ / Visual Studio 2005. I created a DLL project. The output DLL is getting created properly. But the associated LIB file is not getting created. Where might I go wrong? Do I have to do any special setting for that?
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Does anybody know of a ftp server / mirror where I could get some older Android SDK ? Older than http://developer.android.com/sdk/index.html at least, has to work with ADT r16.0.1
You could find the appropriate tag and check it out of source control
https://github.com/android
and use whatever version you want.
http://dl.google.com/android/android-sdk_r16-macosx.zip
Found according to http://en.androidwiki.com/wiki/Android_SDK#Old_versions
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I want to incorporate Protobuf-net into my app to handle binary serialization.
My app is being written in Vs2008 for CF 3.5. I am unsure Which is the best download to use?
protobuf-net r282.zip has a CF35 version
protobuf-net r480.zip doesnt have anything similar
I would like to use the latest (and greatest) version, but don't know which one to use.
Thanks in advance
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It's a simple app with only a few blocks of code, a few PNG images... Can't seem to package it in different computers or browsers. Any ideas? I can upload the code.
Never mind, I completely rebuilt the app following the original blocks and it worked. Maybe somehow the original app got corrupted.
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I'm trying to build a OSX application(first since I've upgraded to XCode4), and I keep getting the error lexical or preprocessor issue 'carboncore/macerrors.h' file not found
I haven't done anything, I just created the project and ran it, getting this error. Any help getting that file back in?
You may need to add the CoreServices framework to your project to make it build. CarbonCore is a sub-framework of CoreServices, and contains MacErrors.h.
I fixed it by uninstalling and reinstalling XCode.
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1.1 or 2.0 runtime?
Also has anyone got any exprience using OTP.NET?
It's last version uses .NET Framework 2.0.
Years ago I gave it a try. But that was not interesting to me those days. :(