[Openexr-devel] Windows CMAKE (CTL) failing

[Gonzalo Garramuño]

I am unsure if this is the right list, but compiling CTL and OpenEXR_CTL 
fails, with the following error:

[  1%] Building CXX object lib/IlmCtl/CMakeFiles/IlmCtl.dir/CtlExc.cpp.obj
CtlExc.cpp
F:\code\lib\ctl-git\lib\IlmCtl\CtlExc.h(95) : error C2512: 'Ctl::CtlExc' 
: no ap
propriate default constructor available
F:\code\lib\ctl-git\lib\IlmCtl\CtlExc.h(99) : error C2512: 'Ctl::CtlExc' 
: no ap
propriate default constructor available
F:\code\lib\ctl-git\lib\IlmCtl\CtlExc.h(101) : error C2512: 
'Ctl::CtlExc' : no a
ppropriate default constructor available
F:\code\lib\ctl-git\lib\IlmCtl\CtlExc.h(103) : error C2512: 
'Ctl::CtlExc' : no a
ppropriate default constructor available
F:\code\lib\ctl-git\lib\IlmCtl\CtlExc.h(105) : error C2512: 
'Ctl::CtlExc' : no a
ppropriate default constructor available
F:\code\lib\ctl-git\lib\IlmCtl\CtlExc.h(107) : error C2512: 
'Ctl::CtlExc' : no a
ppropriate default constructor available
F:\code\lib\ctl-git\lib\IlmCtl\CtlExc.h(109) : error C2512: 
'Ctl::CtlExc' : no a
ppropriate default constructor available
F:\code\lib\ctl-git\lib\IlmCtl\CtlExc.h(111) : error C2512: 
'Ctl::CtlExc' : no a
ppropriate default constructor available
F:\code\lib\ctl-git\lib\IlmCtl\CtlExc.h(113) : error C2512: 
'Ctl::CtlExc' : no a
ppropriate default constructor available
F:\code\lib\ctl-git\lib\IlmCtl\CtlExc.h(115) : error C2512: 
'Ctl::CtlExc' : no a
ppropriate default constructor available
F:\code\lib\ctl-git\lib\IlmCtl\CtlExc.h(118) : error C2512: 
'Ctl::CtlExc' : no a
ppropriate default constructor available
F:\code\lib\ctl-git\lib\IlmCtl\CtlExc.h(121) : error C2512: 
'Ctl::CtlExc' : no a
ppropriate default constructor available
F:\code\lib\ctl-git\lib\IlmCtl\CtlExc.cpp(80) : error C3861: 'va_copy': 
identifi
er not found

The first error is the macros failing due to not finding a default 
constructor (it seems Name(const char* l = 0, .... ) is invalid ).
The second error (in the .cpp file) is puzzling as the right includes 
are included (stdio.h and stdarg.h), but maybe not in the right order.

The compiler I am using is VC10 Express.  Maybe I need to upgrade?