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Link: http://www.fltk.org/str.php?L2521
Version: 1.3.0


Note that the STR system was down yesterday (Jan 20th 2011).

There were some followups between me and Albrecht on the fltk.bugs
newsgroup that went into some details about the new FL_LIBRARY macro, and
various other things.

I've got a working VS6 compiler on a WinNT box, and have been noodling in
the FL_LIBRARY macro, tweaking the deps a little bit.

Uploading my latest mods here as
visualc++v6_build_files-erco-01-21-2011.zip. This started with your latest
mods Brian, along with the stuff me and Albrecht have been discussing.
Changes:

    o Added FL_LIBRARY macro definition to:
         fltk.dsp
         fltk_forms.dsp
         fltk_formsdll.dsp
         fltk_gl.dsp
         fltk_gldll.dsp
         fltk_images.dsp
         fltk_imagesdll.dsp
         fltkdll.dsp

    o Modified the fltk*dll projects so that both Debug and Release
      put the dlls in the resepctive Debug|Release dirs.

    o For just the fltkdll project (Debug and Release),
      I set up a Post Build step that copies the dll into the
      test directory. Basically a single DOS 'copy' command.

     o Tweaked the dependencies for fltk to depend on fltk_jpeg
       and fltk_png as per Albrecht's suggs:

         "the base Fl_PNG_Image etc. classes are in 'fltk'- 
          only Fl_Shared_Image etc. are in fltk_images. Only if
          you disable zlib, jpeg, and png, then you get 'fltk'
          lib w/o image support, and you don't need fltk_images
          at all."

Todo: Need to do a final check to make sure fltk*dll have FL_LIBRARY set
as well as FL_DLL. Didn't get to that; ran outta time today.


Link: http://www.fltk.org/str.php?L2521
Version: 1.3.0
Attachment: 
http://www.fltk.org/strfiles/2521/visualc++v6_build_files-erco-01-21-2011.zip

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