Hi,
On Wed, 2007-01-03 at 12:39 +0000,
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> I am a beginner to C++ and try to install Quantlib. I am using VC++6. I
> carried out the following steps:
>
> 1. I download Boost and Bjam, then copy Bjam into the file where Boost is.
> 2. In the command line, I input: bjam instal
> 3. After a while, it says:
> failed updating 948 tartets...
> skipped 412 targets...
> updated 3785 targets...
So far, so good.
> 4. In VC++6, I did the following:
> (1) In "Tools", "Options", "Directories", "Show directories for",
> "Include files", I include both "c:\boost\include\boost_1_33_1", and
> "d:\quantlib"
> (2) In "Tools", "Options", "Directories", "Show directories for",
> "Library files", I include "c:\boost\lib"
Ok.
> (3) In "Projects", "Settings", "Directories", "C/C++", "C++
> language", I check "Enable Run-Time Type Information"
Was this necessary? I though RTTI was enabled already in the provided
projects. What project were you modifying, and how did you open it---on
its own or by opening the provided workspace (QuantLib.dsw)?
>
> Then I run the example "BermudanSwaption.cpp", it says:
> cannot open file "QuantLib-vc6-mt-sgd-0_3_14.lib"
That would be because you didn't build the library before the example.
> But if I choose "a-win32 Release" instead of "a-win32 Debug" from
> "Build", "Set Active Project Configuration", and run the example
> "BermudanSwaption.cpp" again, it says:
> fatal error C1189: #error : Enable Run-Time Type Information
> (Project Settings | C/C++ | C++ Language)
Maybe at point 3) you only set the option on the debug configuration?
Later,
Luigi
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