[Coin-symphony] building spmphony with Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition

claude philippe medard claude.philippe.medard at gmail.com
Tue Nov 28 04:11:57 EST 2006


Hello,

Some related problems with cplex dlls:

Under MSVS (Visual Studio) debug mode (i.e. Debugging an instance of a Project
while linking with CPLEX.DLL),  I had the same problem with the
CPLEX.DLLs which internally depends on this other internal cpex.dll,
which, if you try to add as reference
in your project, VS refuses to do so on grounds of not being a "proper COM
object" or proper DLL. In other words, i can't debug the Project. And
the only way
to get it running normally under Dos prompt is to set the PATH for
that cplex internal
dll (as one reads the cplex windows readme_cpp.html):
set path=%path%;C:\ILOG\CPLEX101\bin\x86_win. Essentially, doing the likes
of set LD_LIBRARY_PATH=... in linux when some lib has a "hidden"
internal dependency.
I couldn't set that path within Visual Studio for the Debugging session to work.

yours,
claude


On 11/27/06, Ted Ralphs <tkralphs at lehigh.edu> wrote:
> Hi Lutz,
>
> For some reason, the MSVC++ Express insists on inserting a dependency on
> that library, even though it is not required. I thought I deleted the
> dependency before publishing the project files, but it looks like either
> I did not or they got reinserted. Try going to the "Properties" dialogue
> for the "symphony" project and looking at "Configuration Properties =>
> Linker => Input." If there is anything listed under "Additional
> Dependencies," delete it and try building again. Let me know how it goes.
>
> Cheers,
>
> Ted
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