[ome-devel] building omero cpp ice on windows

[Mario Valle]

300MB?
On Mac OSX 10.4 the libraries are:
cd omero-cpp/Beta3.2/dist/lib
ls -l *.d*
-rw-r--r--   1 mvalle  mvalle  35291724 Jan 13 14:10 libOMERO_client.0.dylib
-rw-r--r--   1 mvalle  mvalle     17304 Jan 13 14:10 libOMERO_common.0.dylib
-rw-r--r--   1 mvalle  mvalle    405488 Jan 13 14:11 
libOMERO_licenses.0.dylib

Are you sure they are not compiled debug?
Hope it helps!
                   mario

Bernhard Voigt wrote:
> hi all!
>
> i will need a windows build of the ice/cpp omero library. i could get 
> it going using the generated sources from the linux build of 
> omero-cpp. i just copied all header and cpp files from 
> components/tools/OmeroCpp/{src,target} and put them into folders omero 
> and omero/model. the build with Visual Studio 2008 went quite well, 
> with minor hickups eg. client.cpp uses long types, these should be 
> Ice::Long or Ice::Int64 to be platform independent.
>
> howerver, the resulting lib is roughly 300MB and that's not really 
> convenient to work with. before i start looking into splitting this 
> library into several bits, i wanted to whether the will be an official 
> windows build of the cpp client libs for windows in the near future?
>
> by the way, is it at all ossible to split the lib into parts and only 
> use a small fraction? e.g. if i'm only accessing a few classes like 
> the services, image, experimenter,... can i only compile and link 
> those into a small lib and link against this?
>
> thanks! bernhard
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