Hello,
I tried to download and use the SDK for Windows. The sample application project compiles fine if Visual Studio 2008 toolset is used for compilation. But when I try to compile that project for 2013 or 2012 toolset, I get unresolved link errors.

As newer versions of VS has support for nice features of C++11, like lambda functions, concurrency library etc, it would be very sad to have limitation for the applications using the UA Client SDK to compile only under 2008 toolset.

So, the question is, is it just me doing something wrong, or it is really limitation of the SDK to compile code using it with 2008 toolset.

Thank you, Ravil

Edited by user Tuesday, March 24, 2015 8:58:17 AM(UTC)  | Reason: Not specified

Hi Patrick,

So you will include into the release binaries for 2010, 1012, 2013, and then eventually for 2015, right?
I wonder when the release build for VS 2012 is scheduled?

Or you might have plans to make API de-coupled, so the single set of binaries binaries (built on 2008 compiler or whatever, does not matter) will become just compatible with all versions from side of the application using the SDK?

Thank you, Ravil

Hi Patrick,

How about the new releases? Could it support VS2012 now?
In the OPCUA client SDK manual, it sounds that the SDK could support higher version like VS2012.
"Software Requirements
To correctly build and run samples on Windows OS, the following is required:
# Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 or higher"

I have tried to compile with VS2012 recently, but still get some errors about unresolved LINK error.

Thanks.
Martin

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