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BACnet Stack - SourceForge.net
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Build for Visual C++ 6.0
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When building the BACnet stack using Visual C++ compiler,
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there are some settings that are important.
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Q. error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _WinMain@16
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A. The demo ports/win32/main.c was designed as a Win32 Console
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Application. If you want to change it to a Windows GUI application,
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you will have to add all the Windows GUI code, including WinMain().
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I recommend that you use a framework, such as WxWidgets/WxWindows,
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but this has not been done yet.
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Q. error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'stdint.h': No such file
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A. The BACnet stack uses some header files, and Visual C++ needs to know
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where they are:
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1. Select "Project" menu
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2. Select "Settings..."
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3. Select the "C/C++" tab (3rd Tab)
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4. Select the Category: Preprocessor
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5. You can see the "Additional include directories:" box
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6. Type the path to stdint.h in that edit box (using a comma if necessary)
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7. Type the path to bacdcode.h in that edit box (using a comma if necessary)
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In my system, the paths look like:
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c:\code\bacnet-stack\,c:\code\bacnet-stack\ports\win32\
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8. Press OK
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9. Compile the project again...
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Q. error C2065: 'MAX_MPDU' : undeclared identifier
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A. The BACnet stack uses a preprocessor define to configure
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its datalink layer. In Visual C++, add a Preprocessor Definition by:
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1. Select "Project" menu
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2. Select "Settings..."
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3. Select the "C/C++" tab (3rd Tab)
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4. Select the Category: General
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5. You can see the "Preprocessor Definitions:" box
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6. Type BACDL_BIP in that edit box (using a comma if necessary)
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7. Press OK
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8. Compile the project again...
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Q. error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol __imp__closesocket@4
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A. Visual C++ needs to have the Winsock library to be happy:
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1. Select "Project" menu
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2. Select "Settings..."
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3. Select the "Link" tab (4th Tab)
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4. You can see "Object/library modules:" edit box
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5. Type Wsock32.LIB in that edit box
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6. Press OK
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7. Compile the project again...
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