project files for VC 7.1 (.NET 2003)

[sideswipe091976]

I am trying to get the entire OpenSC project to compile inside the VC 7.1 IDE. I have succeeded 80% of the way but no longer have the time to finish up. So, I am posting what I have with the hopes someone else can finish the job.

I defined 2 environment variables: OPENSSL_LIB and OPENSSL_HOME. OPENSSL_LIB refers to "C:\OpenSSL\lib\VC\libeay32MD.lib" in my installation. There were some multiply defined symbols at link-time that required me to selectively remove a library in 2 cases (LIBCMTD.lib).

I am having 1 link/project option problem. I can't seem to get the libopensc project to product a ".lib" file that I can link against even though everything is in place as I see it to produce the lib. So, it keeps giving me a fatal error about not finding the lib and thus, other things subsequently don't build

And, the PKCS tool project: I simply don't know how to configure the IDE for multiple build targets.

[sideswipe091976]

solution file

[martin]

Hving the opensc project integrate nicely into visual studio would be a nice thing to have. This probly happens when we'll have a BaseCSP implementation for opensc....

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