chschulte
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6 years ago I use Gecode every day on the very same platform.
But you did not tell us which Gecode version you use.
Did you first try to use MSVC from the commandline as described in Modeling and Programming with Gecode.
Christian
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Hello,
I want to use GeCode for a research purpose and I don't succeed to handle it.
As operating system for GeCode libraries I'm using Microsoft Visual Studio 2017 (15.7.1) under Windows 10 exploitation system.
GeCode libraries linking Step 1 : I installed it to C:\Program Files\Gecode Step 2 : Set up the include directories: Right click on the project –> Properties Open the Configuration Properties –> C/C++ –> General Tab Set the option Additional Include Directories to the value “C:\Program Files\Gecode\include” Step 3 : Set up the library directories: Right click on the project –> Properties Open the Configuration Properties –> Linker –> General Tab Set the option Additional Library Directories to the value “C:\Program Files\Gecode\lib” Step 4 : Right click on the project –> Properties Open the Configuration Properties –> C/C++ –> Precompiled Headers Tab Set the option Create/Use Precompiled Header to the value Not Using Precompiled Headers
When I try to run a pre-defined exemples of programs that are already developped in the GeCode exemple folder (like "money" or "all-intervalle"), we meet each time the same following error C2244:
« 1>c:\program files\gecode\include\gecode\kernel\branch\merit.hpp(193): error C2244: 'Gecode::MeritFunction::MeritFunction' : Can not match function definition with an existing declaration »
Do you know how to fix my problem ? Or do you have advices ?
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Hello,
I want to use GeCode for a research purpose and I don't succeed to handle it.
As operating system for GeCode libraries I'm using Microsoft Visual Studio 2017 (15.7.1) under Windows 10 exploitation system.
GeCode libraries linking Step 1 : I installed it to C:\Program Files\Gecode Step 2 : Set up the include directories: Right click on the project –> Properties Open the Configuration Properties –> C/C++ –> General Tab Set the option Additional Include Directories to the value “C:\Program Files\Gecode\include” Step 3 : Set up the library directories: Right click on the project –> Properties Open the Configuration Properties –> Linker –> General Tab Set the option Additional Library Directories to the value “C:\Program Files\Gecode\lib” Step 4 : Right click on the project –> Properties Open the Configuration Properties –> C/C++ –> Precompiled Headers Tab Set the option Create/Use Precompiled Header to the value Not Using Precompiled Headers
When I try to run a pre-defined exemples of programs that are already developped in the GeCode exemple folder (like "money" or "all-intervalle"), we meet each time the same following error C2244:
« 1>c:\program files\gecode\include\gecode\kernel\branch\merit.hpp(193): error C2244: 'Gecode::MeritFunction::MeritFunction' : Can not match function definition with an existing declaration »
Do you know how to fix my problem ? Or do you have advices ?