Hi Emmanuel,
thank you a lot for the quick response and sorry for my late one. You
were right, the problem seems to be the platformtoolset. I assumed that
the dlls are universal and work with various compilers, but I was wrong.
However, with the VC10 compiler (which fortunately integrates into
VS2015) it works and I was finally able to build the 32 bit version of
the 2.0.0 RC2 LabView binding from Nicolas Leclercq.
Whoever compiled the binaries for Windows, is there any possibility to
write a very short guide or a few words on how to compile Tango for
Windows? ZMQ and OmniOrb is documented elsewhere, but building Tango
from the Linux source without a guide is not that trivial (at least for
me). And being able to use all the C++11 features in 32 bit Windows
would be very convenient.
Best regards and thanks for all the great work on Tango,
Max