Hi Tom,
If you install Bonjour SDK you get the following files:
1) dns_sd.h
2) dnssd.lib
HTH
Regards,
Kiran
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ple.com] On Behalf Of Roger Pantos
Sent: Tuesday, December 13, 2005 06:12 AM
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Subject: Re: where is dnssd.lib (for Windows)?
On Dec 12, 2005, at 4:26 PM, Tom Moran wrote:
> I downloaded mDNSResponder-107.1.tar.gz In Clients\dns-sd.c it
> says to
> cl dns-sd.c -I../mDNSShared -DNOT_HAVE_GETOPT -DNOT_HAVE_SETLINEBUF
> ws2_32.lib ..\mDNSWindows\DLL\Release\dnssd.lib
> but in fact there is no Release directory or dnssd.lib anywhere and
> it's not clear to me how (or if) I'm supposed to build it.
> I downloaded the Bonjour SDK, which does have a file named dnssd.lib,
> and copied that file and ran the above compile+link, but the linker
> blew up saying it couldn't seek to [some 32 bit hex value].
> What am I missing?
Hi, Tom. Sorry, the documentation in the tarball is scant to non-
existent on this point. The part of dns-sd.c you're referring to is a
set of simple instructions for building the dns-sd tool without fooling
around with makefiles. But it does assume that the build environment has
been set up.
On the Mac, it already is. On Windows, you need to build the VC 7
project in mDNSWindows\DLL\ to do so. And on POSIX systems you need to
make the makefile and place dns_sd.so somewhere prominent (such as
/usr/lib).
Hope this helps.
Roger
Occasional Bonjour tinkerer.
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