How to build x64 DLL on VC++2008 Expressedition from 32-Bit Project,...?

[Kerem Gümrükcü]

Hi,

it is really a little annoying, that there is no useful
information out somewhere that shows how i can
build a 64Bit dll from within my Visual C++ 2008
Express Edition. I did intense search in the www
but could not find any useful information except these
links and they are in fact totally useless:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/x4d2c09s.aspx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms246588.aspx

Can someone show me how i can do that, building
my 32 Bit DLL making it target a AMD/INTEL x64
System from withing the IDE?

The point is that i use the VC2008 Express Editions and
currently i dont have any chance to use the Pro and upper
Versions,...

Thanks in advance,...

Regards

Kerem

 

[SvenC]

Hi Kerem,

it is really a little annoying, that there is no useful
information out somewhere that shows how i can
build a 64Bit dll from within my Visual C++ 2008
Express Edition.

Can someone show me how i can do that, building
my 32 Bit DLL making it target a AMD/INTEL x64
System from withing the IDE?

You can't:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hs24szh9.aspx

 

[SvenC]

Hi Kerem,

it is really a little annoying, that there is no useful
information out somewhere that shows how i can
build a 64Bit dll from within my Visual C++ 2008
Express Edition.

Can someone show me how i can do that, building
my 32 Bit DLL making it target a AMD/INTEL x64
System from withing the IDE?

You can't:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/hs24szh9.aspx

 

[Jochen Kalmbach [MVP]]

Hi Kerem!

it is really a little annoying, that there is no useful
information out somewhere that shows how i can
build a 64Bit dll from within my Visual C++ 2008
Express Edition.

x64-Bit development is supported starting with the Standard Edition:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...B0-B575-47AB-9FD8-4EE067BB3A37&displaylang=en

--
Greetings
Jochen

My blog about Win32 and .NET
http://blog.kalmbachnet.de/

 

[Jochen Kalmbach [MVP]]

Hi Kerem!

it is really a little annoying, that there is no useful
information out somewhere that shows how i can
build a 64Bit dll from within my Visual C++ 2008
Express Edition.

x64-Bit development is supported starting with the Standard Edition:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/...B0-B575-47AB-9FD8-4EE067BB3A37&displaylang=en

--
Greetings
Jochen

My blog about Win32 and .NET
http://blog.kalmbachnet.de/

 

[Kerem Gümrükcü]

Hi Sven,

solved by writig a batch script that cleanly
compiles and distributes the dll in a appropriate
way,...

regards

K.

 

[Kerem Gümrükcü]

Hi Sven,

solved by writig a batch script that cleanly
compiles and distributes the dll in a appropriate
way,...

regards

K.

 

[Kerem Gümrükcü]

Hallo Jochen,

hat sich dahingehend erledigt, das ich mir
nen Script geschrieben habe, der mir das
sauber kompilliert und verteilt,...

Grüße

Kerem


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[Kerem Gümrükcü]

Hallo Jochen,

hat sich dahingehend erledigt, das ich mir
nen Script geschrieben habe, der mir das
sauber kompilliert und verteilt,...

Grüße

Kerem


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-----------------------
Beste Grüsse / Best regards / Votre bien devoue
Kerem Gümrükcü
Latest Project: http://www.pro-it-education.de/software/deviceremover
Latest Open-Source Projects: http://entwicklung.junetz.de

 

[SvenC]

Hi Kerem,

hat sich dahingehend erledigt, das ich mir
nen Script geschrieben habe, der mir das
sauber kompilliert und verteilt,...

Jetzt bin ich verwirrt. Wo kommt denn nun der x64 C++
compiler her? Vom Windows SDK?

Hauptsache es läuft,
SvenC

 

[SvenC]

Hi Kerem,

hat sich dahingehend erledigt, das ich mir
nen Script geschrieben habe, der mir das
sauber kompilliert und verteilt,...

Jetzt bin ich verwirrt. Wo kommt denn nun der x64 C++
compiler her? Vom Windows SDK?

Hauptsache es läuft,
SvenC

 

[Albichess]

Ok, but because I read in the Help of Visual C++ Express Edition:" to compile
to 64bit with Express Edition needs to install the: Windoes SDK tool kit" ?
(with. net framework 3.5 Sp1)
I don't understand

Hi Kerem!to compile to 64bit with Express Edition needs to install the: Windoes SDK tool kit? (with. net framework 3.5 Sp1s)

I don't understand

 

[Albichess]

Ok, but because I read in the Help of Visual C++ Express Edition:" to compile
to 64bit with Express Edition needs to install the: Windoes SDK tool kit" ?
(with. net framework 3.5 Sp1)
I don't understand

Hi Kerem!to compile to 64bit with Express Edition needs to install the: Windoes SDK tool kit? (with. net framework 3.5 Sp1s)

I don't understand

 

[Cholo Lennon]

Hi Kerem,


Jetzt bin ich verwirrt. Wo kommt denn nun der x64 C++
compiler her? Vom Windows SDK?

Hauptsache es läuft,
SvenC

Please be polite, write in English. For German language you have
"microsoft.public.de.vc" or "microsoft.public.de.german.entwickler.dotnet.vc"

Thanks

Regards

 

[Cholo Lennon]

Hi Kerem,


Jetzt bin ich verwirrt. Wo kommt denn nun der x64 C++
compiler her? Vom Windows SDK?

Hauptsache es läuft,
SvenC

Please be polite, write in English. For German language you have
"microsoft.public.de.vc" or "microsoft.public.de.german.entwickler.dotnet.vc"

Thanks

Regards

 

[Scot T Brennecke]

The Express Edition of VC++ does not come with built-in support for compiling to a 64-bit target.
The Windows SDK contains an x64 compiler which can be used from a command prompt, which is what the
OP seems to have done by spawning a batch script.

 

[Scot T Brennecke]

The Express Edition of VC++ does not come with built-in support for compiling to a 64-bit target.
The Windows SDK contains an x64 compiler which can be used from a command prompt, which is what the
OP seems to have done by spawning a batch script.

 

[Albichess]

You write:
"The Windows SDK contains an x64 compiler which can be used from to command
prompt".
Ok, but as me I enter to it? Which is the command, the option that I have to
write in command prompt? But where do I find the relative documentation?

 

[Albichess]

You write:
"The Windows SDK contains an x64 compiler which can be used from to command
prompt".
Ok, but as me I enter to it? Which is the command, the option that I have to
write in command prompt? But where do I find the relative documentation?

 

[Ben Voigt [C++ MVP]]

You write:
"The Windows SDK contains an x64 compiler which can be used from to
command
prompt".
Ok, but as me I enter to it? Which is the command, the option that I have
to
write in command prompt? But where do I find the relative documentation?

The SDK setup should create a shortcut for SDK Command Prompt, with
architecture and debug/release variants, on your start menu. Fire that up
and run cl.exe as usual.



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