Code/CFLite/CFNetwork: Difference between revisions
Jump to navigation
Jump to search
No edit summary |
No edit summary |
||
| Line 3: | Line 3: | ||
To see work already completed, see the [[Code/CFLite/CFNetwork/Old|old page]] | To see work already completed, see the [[Code/CFLite/CFNetwork/Old|old page]] | ||
'''Update''' this project has been completed. <strike>Will be posting all source code soon.</strike>See below for code | '''Update''' this project has been completed. <strike>Will be posting all source code soon. </strike>See below for code! | ||
==How to get started== | ==How to get started== | ||
#Install [http://support.apple.com/kb/DL999 Bonjour Print Services] for Windows. (you do not need to run the printer wizard nor set up a printer, this is just a service that CFTest makes use of) | #Install [http://support.apple.com/kb/DL999 Bonjour Print Services] for Windows. (you do not need to run the printer wizard nor set up a printer, this is just a service that CFTest makes use of) | ||
#download | #download <googa>../cflite/downloads/CFNetwork.zip|CFNetwork|/downloads/CFLiteInstaller</googa> and put it in your development tree | ||
#in Visual Studio, Open the file "CFNetwork/CFTest/win_vs/CFTest.sln". | #in Visual Studio, Open the file "CFNetwork/CFTest/win_vs/CFTest.sln". | ||
#In the "Solution Explorer" | #In the "Solution Explorer" | ||
Revision as of 04:30, 19 September 2014
This page will document the results of the CFNetwork project on eLance.
To see work already completed, see the old page
Update this project has been completed. Will be posting all source code soon. See below for code!
How to get started
- Install Bonjour Print Services for Windows. (you do not need to run the printer wizard nor set up a printer, this is just a service that CFTest makes use of)
- download CFNetwork and put it in your development tree
- in Visual Studio, Open the file "CFNetwork/CFTest/win_vs/CFTest.sln".
- In the "Solution Explorer"
- a) select "CFTest", right click it and pick "Properties"
- b) in the "Configuration:" menu, pick "All Configurations"
- c) go to "configuration properties->debugging"
- d) set "Command" to "$(SolutionDir)build\$(TargetName).app\Contents\Windows\$(TargetFileName)".
- e) in VS2010 and later, actually you may need to just specify the full path above, as "TargetName" does not expand correctly for debug vs. release
- Now build and run.
- for cleaner output during testing, you can temporarily set 'kExtraLogging' to 0 (that way you just get pass / fail rather than full logging)