Before building an application for a Microsoft Windows® platform, make sure that:
echo %NDDSHOME%
To avoid communication problems in your Connext DDS application, use the dynamic MFC library, not the static version. (If you use the static version, your Connext DDS application may stop receiving DDS samples once the Windows sockets are initialized.)
To compile a Connext DDS application of any complexity, use a project file in Microsoft Visual Studio. The project settings are described below. The Windows section of the RTI Connext DDS Core Libraries Platform Notes contains more information.
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