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Win32 Build files
NeoStats for Windows requires Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2005.
It may or not build on other versions of Visual Studio.
Main build files:
neostatslibs.sln - Library solution.
neostats.sln - Main solution.
NeoStats requires that ActivePerl be installed before you compile,
and that the ActivePerl installation is located at c:\perl. If your
activeperl is located at a different location, you will have to
modify the INCLUDE and LIBRARY paths specifiec in the properties
of the neostats.sln solution.
NeoStats depends on the libraries in the library solution. To build
NeoStats for Windows, load the library solution and select build
solution from the Build menu. Then load the neostats solution and
select build solution from the Build menu.
The NeoStats Setup exe that we distribute NeoStats with also
contains the library and header files you need to compile other
modules. By default they are installed when you install NeoStats
and are located in the include and library directories of your
NeoStats installation. 3rd party modules (such as OPSB) are
setup to look in these directories when building, so if you
change the location of NeoStats installation then you will
need to modify the INCLUDE and LIBRARY paths for those
3rd party modules to point to the correct directory.