Trouble Building VS 2017 Project
Hello! I am trying to make use of OpenMesh inside of a Visual Studio 2017 project, but I am running into compile errors that arise from trying to include files from OpenMesh. Here are a couple images illustrating this: Includes: Errors: For context, I downloaded the OpenMesh (7.1) binary for Windows. I thought that all I would need to do is set values in the project settings to point to the lib, headers, and dlls. Thanks, Robert
Hi, can you send me the full compiler output? Your screenshot only shows the Visual Studio errors without the hints, what actually caused the errors. BTW, can you also use the 8.0 Version? It fixes some bugs and also improves the listing of files in Visual Studio. Best, Jan Möbius On 17.04.19 19:58, Robert wrote:
Hello!
I am trying to make use of OpenMesh inside of a Visual Studio 2017 project, but I am running into compile errors that arise from trying to include files from OpenMesh. Here are a couple images illustrating this:
Includes:
Errors:
For context, I downloaded the OpenMesh (7.1) binary for Windows. I thought that all I would need to do is set values in the project settings to point to the lib, headers, and dlls.
Thanks,
Robert
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Related to this build topic... there is some odd issue when using OpenMesh and Intel C++. No compilation issues, but if you build OpenMesh with the MS compilers and your "main" code with the Intel C++ Compilers, you might get a link error related to iterators. It is necessary to build OpenMesh with the Intel Compiler to make this issue go away. Still present with Visual Studio 2017/Intel Compiler 2018. Andrew On Thu, Apr 18, 2019 at 12:17 AM Robert <robert.beck12569@gmail.com> wrote:
Hello!
I am trying to make use of OpenMesh inside of a Visual Studio 2017 project, but I am running into compile errors that arise from trying to include files from OpenMesh. Here are a couple images illustrating this:
Includes:
Errors:
For context, I downloaded the OpenMesh (7.1) binary for Windows. I thought that all I would need to do is set values in the project settings to point to the lib, headers, and dlls.
Thanks,
Robert _______________________________________________ OpenMesh mailing list -- openmesh@lists.rwth-aachen.de To unsubscribe send an email to openmesh-leave@lists.rwth-aachen.de https://lists.rwth-aachen.de/postorius/lists/openmesh.lists.rwth-aachen.de
Hi! Wild guess: does something above the OM include #define a preprocessor macro for max()? You could try to change include orders or #undef max . Best Regards Martin Heistermann On 4/17/19 7:58 PM, Robert wrote:
Hello!
I am trying to make use of OpenMesh inside of a Visual Studio 2017 project, but I am running into compile errors that arise from trying to include files from OpenMesh. Here are a couple images illustrating this:
On 4/17/19 7:58 PM, Robert wrote:
Hello!
I am trying to make use of OpenMesh inside of a Visual Studio 2017 project, but I am running into compile errors that arise from trying to include files from OpenMesh. Here are a couple images illustrating this:
Includes:
Errors:
For context, I downloaded the OpenMesh (7.1) binary for Windows. I thought that all I would need to do is set values in the project settings to point to the lib, headers, and dlls.
Thanks,
Robert
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Includes:
Errors:
For context, I downloaded the OpenMesh (7.1) binary for Windows. I thought that all I would need to do is set values in the project settings to point to the lib, headers, and dlls.
Thanks,
Robert
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