[THRIFT-1627] compiler built using compilers.vcxproj cannot be used to build some test .thrift files

• Type: Bug
• Status: Closed
• Priority: Minor
• Resolution: Fixed
• Affects Version/s: 0.9
• Fix Version/s: 0.9
• Component/s: Build Process

Environment

Windows, using Visual C++ to build compiler

• Patch Info: Patch Available
• Assignee: Andrew Cox
• Reporter: Andrew Cox
• Created: 10/Jun/12 23:05
• Updated: 22/Jun/12 04:20
• Resolved: 12/Jun/12 21:02

Description

I tried to setup an environment on Windows. Rather than use a pre-built thrift.exe compiler, I built the compiler from source using Visual C++ (via compiler.vcxproj). While the compiler builds successfully, it is lacking generators for Delphi and D languages.

When the compiler encounters a namespace directive in a .thrift file for a language, and it doesn't have a generator for that language, it throws an error.

Therefore, this change adds the D and Delphi generators to the VC++ project.

Additionally, some test thrift files use a very large integer constant (10 billion, too big for 32 bits). The windows-built compiler had strtoll #define'd to strtol, so it could not handle this large integer, so the test failed. This change defines strtoll as _stroi64, the VC++ equivalent, to fix that issue.