Yes I selected the x64 compile method that I have created manually.
I can't find an option to istruct theIDE to compile versus a 32 bit machine or 64.

Yes, I found this menu yesterday night and that solved the problem.

Now I want:
1) try to debug both in 32 and 64 bit mode.
2) clean the MSVC12 directory deleting the unnecessary files and duplicates.

There are errors compiling theIDE with Intel C++ Compiler 11.1.054:

C:\MSVC12\Include\yvals.h(666): error: pure specifier ("= 0") allowed only on virtual functions
__CLR_OR_THIS_CALL _Lockit(const _Lockit&) = delete;

??

No aid about Intel compiler, and I did not find any solution.
Well that is not really important,so I bypass this for now and start with the second point:
try to compile theIDE under VC2008.

Silvan wrote on Sun, 25 January 2015 18:49

No aid about Intel compiler, and I did not find any solution.
Well that is not really important,so I bypass this for now and start with the second point:
try to compile theIDE under VC2008.

Have you tried 'recommended' path?

http://www.ultimatepp.org/app$ide$install$en-us.html

Mirek

What are icpp files?

mirek wrote on Mon, 26 January 2015 15:09

Silvan wrote on Sun, 25 January 2015 18:49

No aid about Intel compiler, and I did not find any solution.
Well that is not really important,so I bypass this for now and start with the second point:
try to compile theIDE under VC2008.

Have you tried 'recommended' path?

http://www.ultimatepp.org/app$ide$install$en-us.html

Mirek

Well,
the directory structure of the MSVC compiler and Intel compiler is different from that 'recommended'.
That does not do any problem to che MSVC compiler and I suppose that also che Intel compiler is not
affected by this, becouse there is no error about things not found.
When I try to compile TheIDE the first error is that:

What are icpp files?

#include "tif.h"

NAMESPACE_UPP

INITBLOCK {
	StreamRaster::Register<TIFRaster>();
}

END_UPP_NAMESPACE

#ifndef _plugin_tif_icpp_init_stub
#define _plugin_tif_icpp_init_stub
#include "plugin\jpg/init"
#define BLITZ_INDEX__ F06a388f1e84b680d94787428bf67e5bb
#include "tifreg.icpp"
#undef BLITZ_INDEX__
#endif

#include <CtrlLib/CtrlLib.h>
#include <Something/Something.h>

// This part is only for visual studio:
#include <CtrlLib/init>
#include <Something/init>
// Includes in fact whole cpp files, thus must be include only in single .cpp file

Now, that is the nice theory, but AFAIK, nobody really tried this in practice... Be first!

Mirek