Building the runtime libraries from source code

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pat
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# Posted on: 22-Mar-2010 02:11:44   

Hi,

I have trouble building the LLBLGen runtime libraries: C:\Program Files (x86)\Solutions Design\LLBLGen Pro v2.6\Sourcecode\RuntimeLibraries\Net2.x

Are there step by step instructions somewhere please?

Thanks, Patrick

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Walaa
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# Posted on: 22-Mar-2010 10:38:46   

The following is copied from the Readme.txt in the Sourcecode\RuntimeLibraries folder:

To build the libraries, use the predefined .cmd files. They require a vsvars3210.bat file, which is simply the copy of vsvars32.bat but for the .NET 1.0 SDK. For .NET 2.0 builds, a vsvars3220.bat file has to be available. To build .NET 3.5 specific builds of the LinqSupportClasses sourcecode, please see the LinqSupportClasses folder for details: either use the VS.NET 2008 specific sln file or use the .cmd files.

The source code references a strong key, which is not shipped with the code. You should remove these references in the AssemblyInfo***.cs classes.

pat
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# Posted on: 22-Mar-2010 12:24:54   

Walaa wrote:

The following is copied from the Readme.txt in the Sourcecode\RuntimeLibraries folder:

No worries I read these things before posting simple_smile

I still got errors when I ran the makeall batch file. So I was wondering if there are some more instructions hidden somewhere.

Thanks, patrick

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# Posted on: 22-Mar-2010 12:30:37   

why not give us the errors you run into? simple_smile That would help us help you easier wink

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# Posted on: 22-Mar-2010 14:39:19   

I didn't want to make it to easy ... otherwise it takes all the fun out of it wink Anyway I posted it in the Helpdesk.

Thanks, Patrick

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# Posted on: 22-Mar-2010 17:05:24   

Did you first run the vsvars3220.bat form the command line? This should make sure .NET's compiler etc. is reachable.

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# Posted on: 22-Mar-2010 18:39:48   

I think it's best if you pick the ormsupportclasses and sqlserverdqe project and create a new solution, add those two projects and change the strong key for them, and compile them in vs.net. (if you use oracle, of course build oracle's dqe).

Frans Bouma | Lead developer LLBLGen Pro