Closed VISWESWARAN1998 closed 5 years ago
Thanks for your feedback...
If you are compiling with Visual Studio 2017, then this code fragment should
load win_version.h Shouldn't it?
I looked at https://stackoverflow.com/questions/3213037/determine-if-linux-or-windows-in-c It suggests the following code fragment
Does this work on a wider range of systems? Jayson P / others: any comments / suggestions?
Issue has been solved. Thank you!
So I should check that in?
No with some support, it has been solved by adding WINDOWS in my preprocessor definitions.
Thank you for your kind help! @jonjoliver
Why not pull requesting this?
Hi HydraDragon
I left Trendmicro just over 2 years ago, but it seems that this repo has not been actively maintained. Let me see what my github account is able to do here.
With your comment about Visual Studio. Do you have a proposed fix? Could you generate a pull request and let me see what I can do about either merging in the pull request or finding someone at Trendmicro who can do it (got a lot of friends there).
Cheers jono
Okay.
Good Morning, I have built the C++ library using Visual Studio 2017. The build was successful and I have got the tlsh.dll, In my project I have included the header files from include directory. Linked the library files and moved the dll to my project folder. When I rebuilt my project which uses your library I have found an error (Missing header file). Upon inspecting further I see that the error fires on tlsh.h header file on line no: 63. I have found it jumps to the else statement which include "version.h" header file. I can see "win_version.h" header file in windows directory but version.h header file is missing or is it not properly jumping to include "win_version.h"
Am I missing something? Could you give me some insights and example code to use this project for my C++ application.
Thank you, Visweswaran N