Francis ANDRE

You should update the git submodule used by Poco with the command below: `git submodule udpate --init --recursive --remote openssl`

Fixed by the latest commit @develop

Why NugetPackageExplorer is not able to open the .nuspec below, which is a **valid** nuspec file! [Poco.shared.nuspec.txt](https://github.com/NuGetPackageExplorer/NuGetPackageExplorer/files/5748212/Poco.shared.nuspec.txt)

May be it is not related to this issue, but I have a requirment to compile C sources & C++ source located in the same directory as ``` library {...

@lacasseio My comment was just exposing the beginning of the `source`definition. Here the full snippet ``` library { baseName = "PocoFoundation" source { def cppTree = project.fileTree('src') cppTree.include '**/*.c' cppTree.include...

Hello Daniel Le 12/02/2019 à 19:54, Daniel Lacasse a écrit : > > You are right @zosrothko . This seems to > be a limitation with how the source view...

I think something is missing in the source block when a directory contains sources from different languages. Here a use case Let say one have a single directory with sources...

There is a preliminary contribution [here](https://github.com/Kampbell/gradle/tree/windows-message-compiler): . (this is just a copy/paste of the Windows Resource Compiler code to a Windows Message Compiler code)

There is also a user'scase for pre compiler like the C preprocessor but for embedded SQL for exemple. The Pro*C compiler of Oracle takes a *.pc file and translate it...

@big-guy Having a output.txt file is not quite useful as soon as the compiler's messages are dispalyed on the console. Both on Linux and Window stdout/sdterr can be redirected to...