> One solution would be to link additionally with fltk.lib, so 
> that the same
> applies as with our FLTK project test programs: they pull 
> WinMain() from
> the static lib. I don't know whether this is good style, 
> however, since it
> could come to ambiguities...

I can't vouch for the MS linker, but with the gcc linker, that ought to
be OK - it will pick the symbols from the DLL first (if we ensure it is
listed first) and then will only pick any remaining unresolved symbols
from the static lib; which should only be WinMain() as all the other
symbols ought to be in the DLL, I think.

So... This might well be the easy option...

I have never had problems with the DLL and mingw (Though I do not use it
all that much now.)
Have I just been lucky, or is it actually different in this respect?




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