> > So my question is how you compile FLTK applications with > > Visual C++ without having to install Microsoft DLLs on other > > computers to run it there. > > I don't - use mingw and stop worrying about what MS are up to...
Thanks for your answer. Following your suggestion, I switched to MinGW (and Code::Blocks as an IDE) and all compiles fine. However, I want to add that it is not always so easy to switch to MinGW for unexperienced developers. My project for example also requires other libraries, which can be easily compiled by using the corresponding Visual C++ project files which are shipped with the libraries. Compiling these libraries with MinGW is sometimes a bit tricky. _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
