Re: Win-GHC with GnuWin32 toolset--Mingw32 replacement
Peter Tanski <[email protected]>
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On Jan 7, 2007, at 6:47 PM, Neil Mitchell wrote: > On Xp and W2K the reg program is capable of querying and modifying the > registry. Just type "reg" at the command line. It basically calls the > Win32 Reg... functions with the appropriate parameters. I just discovered the tool we need: users should have the Microsoft Platform SDK installed. A quick search for that directory, and in there, specifically Program Files\Microsoft Platform SDK [version, type]\Setup\ is VCDetect.Exe, which is run from the command line and outputs the correct batch-script call for the environment variables to a file: C:\>VCDetect file C:\>type file @ECHO OFF CALL "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio 8\Common7\Tools \VSVars32.bat" SET MSVCVer=8.0 I still haven't figured out how to call this properly from a bash- shell (however emulated in DOS). By the way, vSvars32.bat is for Visual Studio (more general, better) and--my mistake--vcvars32.bat is specific to Visual C++. Cheers, Pete