[ant-contrib - Help] Problems with msvc and mingw g++

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By: daffl

Hi.

I'm new to ant and want to use it with cpptasks for a multi plattform and multi
language project (C++ and Java using JNI) on Unix and Windows but it doesn't
work with the msvc compiler (Visual Studio 2005).
Using mingw also leads to an error message for c++ source code because it always
seems to use the c and not the c++ compiler.

My current build.xml testfile

<project name="hello-world" default="compile-msvc">
	<property file="build.properties"/>
	<!-- Load Ant tasks and types for cpp compilers from cpptasks.jar (in current
directory) -->
	<taskdef resource="cpptasks.tasks">
		<classpath>
			<pathelement location="cpptasks.jar"/>
		</classpath>
	</taskdef>
	<taskdef resource="cpptasks.types">
		<classpath>
			<pathelement location="cpptasks.jar"/>
		</classpath>	
	</taskdef>	
	
    <target name="compile-msvc">
        <cc outfile="test-msvc.exe" name="msvc">
           <fileset dir="." includes="main.cpp" />
        </cc>
    </target>	
    <target name="compile-gcc">
        <cc outfile="test-gcc.exe" name="g++">
           <fileset dir="." includes="main.cpp" />
        </cc>
    </target>	
</project>


ant compile-msvc

always leads to

Total time: 1 second
F:\build>ant compile-msvc
Buildfile: build.xml

compile-msvc:
       [cc] 1 total files to be compiled.

BUILD FAILED
F:\build\build.xml:16: cl failed with return code -1073741515

Total time: 1 second

and compile-gcc results in some linker errors from the gnu c linker for c++
files (but works with c source).
Is there a way to view the compiler and linker command lines?

Thanks
Daff

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