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    Visual Studio 2008 c++ libpurple compile

    Hi,
    I would simply want to compile lib purple in visual studio but I fear that would be difficult.

    The big problem I have now is a config.h file.
    The story to this is that I was following instructions posted in this url:
    http:\\pidgin.im\pipermail\devel\2007-May\001041.html
    It says:
    2. Add version.h, and config.h from pidgin root
    But in the pidgin root I found a version of config.h that undefined everything.
    So when I compile I get errors like:
    Error 84 error C2054: expected '(' to follow 'STATIC_PROTO_INIT' c:\users\admin\documents\visual studio 2008\projects\libpurple\libpurple\core.c 79 LibPurple
    I realize this was not the config.h that I was supposed to add but instead a config.h with a crazy name like 'config.h.mingw'.
    Of course I removed the old config.h and replaced it with this one.

    This file would define the required constants. So I hit compile, but for some reason I get the same error.
    Error 84 error C2054: expected '(' to follow 'STATIC_PROTO_INIT' c:\users\admin\documents\visual studio 2008\projects\libpurple\libpurple\core.c 79 LibPurple
    So I had to make some wild tests in order to get more informaiton.
    I added the #define code in core.c.
    Code:
    #ifndef STATIC_PROTO_INIT
    #define STATIC_PROTO_INIT static void static_proto_init(void) {  }
    #endif
    That actually made the compile a bit more happy because the compiler triggered an error on another missing constant.
    So I concluded that visual studio still uses the old config.h file.

    What do you think?
    What could I try?
    What should I do?

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    Re: Visual Studio 2008 c++ libpurple compile

    Please help anyone?

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