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Re: FDK: can I use another complier than MS Visual C++?

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From: Albert Dayes
Date: Sun, 19 Jan 2003 03:16
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Here is some comments from Lee Richardson of Adobe on the various C/C++ compilers on this subject.

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      Can you use the FDK with a compiler other than MS Visual C++? I know Adobe
      lists VC++ in the 'system requirements', but surely there are other possibilities....




The 'requirements' for FDK development systems in this case means they've been tested and verified to they work. In practical terms, that means the build system used on FrameMaker and maybe one or two versions back.

You can use whatever works for you. I'd do a full compile-link-run cycle on something small, especially if it includes external libraries, before committing to a large development effort with a particular compiler package.
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