AMDG Dave Schwartz wrote:
First, my 2 lines of appreciation to the community. I am new to boost library and I must tell, I have been enjoying myself going through various boost libraries and running sample programs provided. Must say all this has been quite straightforward and given me a headstart and confidence in learning the libraries. I have been trying the samples on my home PC with Visual Studio 2008 with the libraries provided by boostpro 1.4 installation. No issues.
Yesterday I tried using the serialization library at work and wanted to serialize a simple class to an XML file and de-serialize it. This example worked on my home PC (visual studio 2008). On my work PC that has visual studio 2005, the compilation went fine but the program ended up generating a library as in InventoryConfig.lib, instead of the regular InventoryConfig.exe.
Apparently it looks like the output type of the program changed from .exe to .lib on visual studio 2005 on my work computer.
When I remove the serialization code, the output type goes back to .exe I copied the same code back to my home pc and with visual studio 2008 I get the correct result and the output type remains an executable as set initially while creating the project.
Can't seem to figure out what project properties are getting changed on VS2005 when I use the library. I am not sure where to look or how to go about fixing this issue. Appreciate your help.
Does this effect depend on #include of serialization headers or on actual use of serialization? Can you post a minimal example that causes this problem? In Christ, Steven Watanabe