5 Sep 2008 19:00
Re: Deployed sipXtapi Windows app fails with 0xc0150002
Bill Root <sipxtapi <at> ascendis.com>
2008-09-05 17:00:07 GMT
2008-09-05 17:00:07 GMT
stipus, Yes, that does it; thank you. I tried this before and failed, but it's easy to forget one library when there are so many and most have multiple configurations. For others who try this: - remember to change all the configurations for each project, or at least all the ones you plan to use (if you change them all then you won't have to know which ones are being used) - when building the Debug configuration, you will need to rebuild cppunitd.lib with the same configuration change - if you get an error like "The operation could not be completed. Unspecified error" from Visual Studio when trying to get the properties for a project, try changing the configuration and trying again. For some projects (like libgsm-msvc8 and sipXportLibTest-msvc8) Visual Studio apparently chokes if the selected configuration is not available in the project for which you're trying to display the properties dialog - if you miss one project/library, Visual Studio will also try to link in the DLL runtime libraries, and will fail - if you need to figure out which project/library is referring to a DLL library (MSVCRT.LIB / MSVCPRT.LIB or MSVCRTD.LIB / MSVCPRTD.LIB), turn on verbose linker messages (project properties, Configuration Properties, Linker, General, Show Progress) and check the build output(Continue reading)
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