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I've never used this library but if you post the error you're getting we may be able to diagnose and resolve.
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VS2010 was too new, a current build was the easiest way to build Poco.
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Hi Experts,<br />
Does anyone know how to build Poco C++ for VS2010? &nbsp;There is a build for V9, but it fails for 2010.<br />
(see <a href="http://pocoproject.org" rel="ugc">http://pocoproject.org</a>)<br />
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Thank you,<br />
Mike
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Hi Experts,
Does anyone know how to build Poco C++ for VS2010?  There is a build for V9, but it fails for 2010.
(see http://pocoproject.org)

Thank you,
Mike

Building Poco C++ on Visual Studio 2010

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