On Wed, Jul 12, 2000 at 06:46:39AM -0500, Frank Singleton wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have been doing some dissector work here
> on linux using the development tree(autogen/make) approach,
> and want to try out the source code on windows
> for my colleagues with MS visual c 5.0.
>
> Have read a few mail and readmes, but if someone
> can point me in the right direction on how much
> I can "build" on the linux box before attempting
> an nmake -f Makefile.nmake or whatever on the
> MS box, that would be good.
>
> There appear to be a lot of targets in the Makefile
> and not sure what to use to make a windows source
> tree thats compilable :-)
>
> ie: My linux box has lex and bison and all that
> good stuff, but the MS box only has the visual C
> and gtk/wincap stuff. I have buit a stable release
> ok, but nothing from the dev tree + my dissectors
> on windows
The generated sources that require Unix-ish tools are
register.c
dfilter-grammar.c
dfilter-grammar.h
dfilter-scanner.c
wiretap/ascend-grammar.c
wiretap/ascend-grammar.h
wiretap/ascend-scanner.c
With those and the source tree, you should be able
to compile on Windows with no tools other than MSVC.
--gilbert
