> > In the past, if we did something wrong here, there was a "could not
> include
> > file" or "DLL not found" error, but now everything compiles without
> warnings
> > or errors (so the headers should be ok) and the DLLs are found and
> loaded
> > correctly as well. I do not exclude that we made s
Thanks for your reply.
> On 02/22/2012 12:13 PM, Martin Thoma wrote:
> > To exclude errors in our application, we created a new project and
> inserted
> > the source from
> >
> /sdk/examples/DevelopersGuide/ProfUNO/SimpleBootstrap_cpp/SimpleBootstrap_
> cp
> > p.cxx
> > => this works fine in LO 3
On 02/22/2012 01:50 PM, Martin Thoma wrote:
Are you building that SimpleBootstrap_cpp example with the 3.4.5 SDK,
with the 3.5 SDK, or with a hand-crafted build environment of your own?
So far with a hand-craftet build environment for Microsoft Visual Studio.
For 3.5, LO's basis and brand laye
On 02/22/2012 12:13 PM, Martin Thoma wrote:
To exclude errors in our application, we created a new project and inserted
the source from
/sdk/examples/DevelopersGuide/ProfUNO/SimpleBootstrap_cpp/SimpleBootstrap_cp
p.cxx
=> this works fine in LO 3.4.5., but with 3.5, we get the
cppu::BootstrapExce
Hello,
We have a windows-application using OpenOffice and LibreOffice for a long
time. There were no problems migrating from OpenOffice to LibreOffice, this
all worked fine. We develop this application with Visual Studio 2005.
While testing the new LO 3.5 (14.02.12, 3.5.0rc3), ::cppu::bootstrap()
