Log4cxx for c++ builder

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How to build log4cxx with Visual Studio 2010[^]

There is a description in this article how to build log4cxx for visual studio but how do it for c++ builder ? I suppose that steps from 1 to 8 are the same for both environments but what to do in the next step if i cannot use dsw file in c++ builder environment ?

Posted 29-Jul-13 21:04pm

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Updated 29-Jul-13 21:32pm

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nv3 30-Jul-13 5:23am

You will probably have more luck by posting this as question to the article, so that the author of the article can see it.

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The_Inventor · Answer 1 · 2013-07-30T20:30:00

The DSW is a 'project configuration' file much like CSPROJ file types. You will need a standard RICH_FILE_TYPE, or TXT_TYPE word processing program like 'Notepad' or 'WordPad' that comes standard with a Windows operating system.

Open/Edit with WordPad or similar program, and edit the file to the needs you your sys config file requirements. And ye shall not forget to rename the file with the file extension that your C++ Builder Environment needs, wants, or desires.