My knowledge of MSVC is quite limited but after scouring the Internet I have learned two things about creating dlls with it. First it produces two files, the dll itself and an export library which applications link against. The second, common wisdom is that you need either a .def file or __declspec declarations, or the .lib does not get created. I have run into this wall.
The project files in ide/VisualC6 work, producing both .dll and .lib files with neither of these in sight. Could someone please educate me as to how Visual C++ is coerced into doing this? Once this hurdle is passed, the CMake build will be working well on all four targets that I've been testing on, Linux GCC, Linux MinGW, Windows MinGW/MSys and Windows VC++. I've even found the proper incantation for large file support with VC++. Mike _______________________________________________ fltk-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk-dev
