Hi

I assume you mean a static library that uses the DLL C runtime. Just go to "Configuration properties" "C/C++" "Code generation" and in "runtime library" select either Multi threaded DLL or multithreaded depending in the settings you use in your project. Recompile and that is all. On *managed* code that will not work.

If you mean how to compile lcms as a DLL (which is a truly non-static but dynamic library) there is a project to do so.

Hope that helps
Marti



El 10/10/2012 18:36, Devon Yoo escribió:
Hi,

I keep having library compatibility problem.
lcms_static.lib works okay in VC++ console project of Visual Studio 2010 with /MD (no clr).
but error occurs in VC++ windows form project of VS2010 with /MD and /clr
(error message: "*** already defined in MSVCRT.lib(MSVCR100.dll)")

It looks like VC++ windows form project needs to import non-static lcms2.lib and I can't build it at all. I downloaded "lcms2-2.3" and the Projects\VC2010\lcms2.sln does not seems to build non-static one.

Please give me some tips if you have any idea.

Devon


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