> Hi Alan, > > > On 22 May 2010, at 11:47, Alan Hale wrote: > > > > Well, I had some problems with the VC++ 2008 express build. The log > > is posted here: > > > > http://pastebin.com/r3Ren1Vh > > I don't really speak VC, so what follows is probably useless... > > Why is it referring to the fltk dll though? I thought the stock build > just made the static libs...? > > I think you need to make sure it is not making a DLL build, or if a > DLL build has been performed in the past, move the DLL's away so that > we can focus on getting the static build to work, then worry about > the DLL's later if you really need them (you probably do not, in > practice.) > > > > > I had previously installed, uninstalled, and reinstalled a few > > versions of VC++ express and attempted to install FLTK in all of > > them using the instructions from the book. I've also installed > > MinGW and installed FLTK with it too, so, maybe there are some > > conflicts in some leftover files somewhere? > > Quite possibly. I'm a big fan of the Mingw/Msys toolchain and it has > always Just Worked, so am a bit at a loss here what else to suggest > you try, > > > > > Also, I checked, and in the the book I have, he says to download > > "FLTK 1.1.x" . > > OH, OK. That's interesting. > What edition are you working with? I was strongly of the impression > that he favoured fltk-2 (though I think he is aware that flkt-2 is > currently un-maintained and therefore somewhat deprecated.) > > > I hope I haven't made too big of a mess.d > > Nothing that can't be fixed, I'm sure! > > > >
It's the 2009 edition. I haven't actually tried using Mingw/Msys yet. I just installed it. I took a C++ class a few years ago, but I can't remember which compiler or editor we used. _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
