On Tue, 24 May 2016 at 04:11 Andrew Robinson <[email protected]> wrote:
> That did nothing. > > I had a go myself using Code::Blocks 16.01 (with build-in mingw), agup 1.0 from sourceforge and allegro-4.4.2-mingw-4.5.2.zip from allegro.cc. I set up an empty project called agup_lib in C::B and added all the .h and .c files from agup, except examp.c. I also had to put allegro's include dir for the project in Project Build Options -> Search Directories -> Compiler. That built the library OK. I then set up a second project called agup with examp.c. I set the include dir as before. I then added the libraries in Project Build Options -> Linker Settings -> Link libraries. I did it separately for the Debug and Release configurations. In Debug I put <agup-path>\Debug\libagup_lib.a and <allegro-path>\lib\liballegro-4.4.2-monolith-md-debug.a In Release I put <agup-path>\Release\libagup_lib.a and <allegro-path>\lib\liballegro-4.4.2-monolith-md.a (Where I've used <> I mean to substiture wherever they are on your system) Note that libagup_lib.a comes before allegro in the list (use the little up/down arrows to swap them) Hope that helps. Pete ps. when it came to running I had to copy the corresponding allegro DLLs in to the same directory as the executable and also alex.pcx and clean8.pcx.
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