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Milos Puchta

I have prepared Qt with the .NET 2003 and the "preparation" process failed.
The error points to the missing string.h header file. I have used
csvars32.bat
to prepare the envitronment variable, but found no trace to this file in the
INCLUDE and PATH. (The installation runs from script using nmake and
makefile
procedures.)

Have I missed something important?

TIA
Milos
 
Milos Puchta said:
I have prepared Qt with the .NET 2003 and the "preparation" process failed.
The error points to the missing string.h header file. I have used
csvars32.bat
to prepare the envitronment variable, but found no trace to this file in the
INCLUDE and PATH. (The installation runs from script using nmake and
makefile
procedures.)

Have I missed something important?

TIA
Milos
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Sounds like your problem is referencing the old .h headers. The C++ compiler
in VS.NET 2003 no longer supports the old .h headers. you need <cstring>.
 
That has been my misunderstanding. Both, the bat and the installation
process should be done at the same place (directory, or at root)

Rgds,
Milos
 
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