RE: help wanted using net-snmp package with windows and VS.NET

Hi,
Dave thanks for your understanding. I will try to make my question more 
precise.

As you know i tried to compile the net-snmp package using cygwin but failed 
to do this.
I followed the suggestions that Alex and Andy made (included all the 
patches) but the compilation did not succeed and therefore i decided to use 
VS.NET.
Well i was able to compile the net-snmp package using VS.NET and the 
win32sdk.dsw file that is in the win32 folder (I followed the steps in the 
readme file to do the compilation).
Encouraged through this success i tried to compile the snmpdemoapp.c and was 
faced with the linkage error that i described before.
I have all files in a project folder with following hierarchy

+ netsnmp5.2.1.2
|--agent
|--apps
|--dist
|--include
|--local
|--man
|--mibs
|--ov
|--perl
|--snmplib
|--testing
|--win32
|snmpdemoapp.c

As i said i have succesfully compiled all the net-snmp executables and they 
are in the
win32\bin\debug
folder.

The code of the snmpdemoapp.c is easy to understand so I only changed the 
host adress in the sourcecode like this to get the system information from 
my second machine:
session.peername = strdup("192.168.1.106");

I also edited the include path targets to get the right headers.
(VS.NET has a property panel where you can set the include paths)

My problem is that i dont know where to copy the snmpdemoapp.c so it can be 
compiled successfully. Should I use the win32sdk.dsw?

If you need more information please tell it

With best regards 



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