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authorIgor Zlatkovic <igor@src.gnome.org>2002-03-24 21:02:56 +0000
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+libxslt Readme For Usage With MSVC
+----------------------------------
+
+If you would like to compile libxslt using Microsoft Visual
+C/C++ IDE, then you must know that it cannot work out of the
+box. You have to modify the project files.
+
+This is not happening just in order to be inconvenient. The fact
+is that libxslt needs libxml in order to compile and work and that
+I have no way to know where you keep libxml on your system.
+
+In order to compile, you must tell the compiler where to look
+for the libxml headers. Likewise, you must tell the linker where
+to look for libxml library.
+
+
+Adapting The Header Search Path
+-------------------------------
+
+In the MSVC IDE, go to Project->Settings and choose the C/C++
+options and select the Preprocessor category. Now, there is a list
+of additional include directories, separated by comma. The last
+entry is the location of libxml headers and this is the one which
+you must adapt to your environment.
+
+Adapting The Library Search Path
+--------------------------------
+
+In the MSVC IDE, go to Project->Settings and choose the Link
+options and select the Input category. Now, there is an Additional
+Library Path which contains the list of additional directories,
+separated by comma. The last entry is the location of the libxml
+library and this is the one which you must adapt to your environment.
+
+If Something Goes Wrong
+-----------------------
+
+Don't panic. Use your common sense and investigate the problem.
+If you cannot escape the dread, send me an email and tell me your
+problems
+
+
+27. July 2001, Igor Zlatkovic [igor@stud.fh-frankfurt.de] \ No newline at end of file