Simon: The same site for IUP downloads has the DLLs you want. I can guide you if you want.
By. *HERNAN CANO MARTINEZ* Analista de Sistemas Cel: 300-782.48.44 (sólo llamadas) WhatsApp: 316-601.12.67 (sólo WhatsApp) El lun., 15 de jul. de 2019 a la(s) 12:35, Simon Orde escribió: > Hi Scuri - that’s great news. Thank you. You don’t have a binary build > of a 32-bit dll that’s compatible with Microsoft Visual C++ 2017 do you? > i.e. the equivalent of iup-3.27-Lua53_Win32_dll15_lib.zip? I have just > spent a whole day trying to follow the instructions in the IUP > documentation on how to build IUP and I have not succeeded. I created a > folder which has these zip files: > > > > · cd-5.12_Sources.zip > > > · freetype-2.6.3_Sources.zip > > > · ftgl-2.1.5_Sources.zip > > > · im-3.13_Sources.zip > > > · iup-3.27_Sources.zip > > > · lua-5.3.5_Sources.zip > > > · zlib-1.2.11_Sources.zip > > > > and when I unzipped them I got these folders: > > > > · cd > > > · freetype > > > · ftgl > > > · im > > > · iup > > > · lua53 > > > · zlib > > > > I downloaded Cygwin, but couldn’t build any of the components. If I > didn’t define TEC_UNAME I got an error, but I couldn’t work out what value > to set it to, for Visual C++ 2017 (32-bit dll). > > > > I then tried using MinGW and got a little further with that. Some of the > files seemed to compile (albeit with lots of warnings), but the components > themselves did not build. Don’t know why not. To be honest, I don’t feel > I’m close with either Cygwin or MinGW. So if you have a binary I could > use, I’d be very grateful. > > > > Simon >
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