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[Vivien Clauzon <>]

Answer to myself :

this link seems to provide a usable prebuild for mpir compatible with gmp : http://www.holoborodko.com/pavel/mpfr/

Best regards

	Vivien CLAUZON Ingénieur d'études et de recherche
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Le 16/11/2011 16:39, Vivien Clauzon a écrit :

Hello,

I've just tried to use CGAL for a win64 visual studio 10 project and i'm facing quite an issue. Indeed, allthough my project compiles and works fine in 32 bits, I cannot get it to compile in 64 bits because of the missing gmp and mpfr in CGAL-3.9\auxiliary\gmp\lib and the missing tauc in CGAL-3.9\auxiliary\taucs.

I can find 64 bits pre build tauc binaries, or I can build it myself if requiered, but I can't find a way to get 64 bits gmp and mpfr.

It seems that mpir (http://mpir.org/) can provide a solution but entry points in mpir.lib and gmp.lib are differents as cgal is looking for things like "__imp___gmpz_clear" while mpir is providing "__gmpz_clear".

Of course, in the documentation of CGAL, i can read :

Gmp and Mpfr are libraries for multi precision integers and rational numbers, and for multi precision floating point numbers.

Cgal combines floating point arithmetic with exact arithmetic, in order to be efficient and reliable. Cgal has a built-in number type for that, but Gmp and Mpfr provide a faster solution, and we recommend to use them.

Having Gmp version 4.2 or higher and Mpfr version 2.2.1 or higher installed is recommended. These libraries can be obtained from http://gmplib.org/ and http://www.mpfr.org/, respectively.

As Visual C++ is not properly supported by the Gmp and Mpfr projects, we provide precompiled versions of Gmp and Mpfr, which can be downloaded with the installer CGAL-3.9-Setup.exe.

and using the apropriate flag in CMAKE I was able to get CGAL working without gmp in both 32 and 64 bits and finally link my project correctly.

Finaly my question is .... does someone have found a way to use gmp in 64 bits windows projects ?

Thanks in advance.

	Vivien CLAUZON Ingénieur d'études et de recherche
	6, allée Alan Turing - BP 30242 - Parc Technologique de la Pardieu 63175 AUBIERE Cedex - FRANCE Tél: 33 (0)4 73.28.75.95 - Fax: 33 (0)4.73.28.75.99 Web: http://www.numtech.fr