When I rebuild the first .dsw file( FoundationClasses.dsw ),
I find out these errors:
"D:\OpenCASCADE5.1\ros\src\Units\Units_Unit.cxx(116) : error C2018: unknown character '0xbb'
D:\OpenCASCADE5.1\ros\src\Units\Units_Unit.cxx(116) : error C2001: newline in constant
D:\OpenCASCADE5.1\ros\src\Units\Units_Unit.cxx(117) : error C2143: syntax error : missing ';' before '}'"
First of all you could have a look at the lines that the compiler complains about, maybe you can figure out what is going on by doing that, I don't have the OCC source code any longer on my harddisk so I cannot help you.
Also check that you have #defined all things you need to compile OCC on windows, also make sure you have not got a corrupt source file or anything like that 0xbb sounds a bit wacky.
Thanks for your help!
My source file is from "www.opencascade.com".I think that it's no problem.
The line that the compiler complains about is "cout<<"?<
Mon, 12/22/2003 - 06:40
When I rebuild the first .dsw file( FoundationClasses.dsw ),
I find out these errors:
"D:\OpenCASCADE5.1\ros\src\Units\Units_Unit.cxx(116) : error C2018: unknown character '0xbb'
D:\OpenCASCADE5.1\ros\src\Units\Units_Unit.cxx(116) : error C2001: newline in constant
D:\OpenCASCADE5.1\ros\src\Units\Units_Unit.cxx(117) : error C2143: syntax error : missing ';' before '}'"
Where can I do for help?
Thanks for any help.
Mon, 12/22/2003 - 19:20
First of all you could have a look at the lines that the compiler complains about, maybe you can figure out what is going on by doing that, I don't have the OCC source code any longer on my harddisk so I cannot help you.
Also check that you have #defined all things you need to compile OCC on windows, also make sure you have not got a corrupt source file or anything like that 0xbb sounds a bit wacky.
Mikael
Tue, 12/23/2003 - 04:59
Thanks for your help!
My source file is from "www.opencascade.com".I think that it's no problem.
The line that the compiler complains about is "cout<<"?<
Fri, 12/26/2003 - 19:25
What it your compiler?
VC.NET or VC6.0
VC.NET will does not work.