> It's good that it works for you now. But please note that it is usually > not possible to mix different C++ compilers to build the lib and your > app. (project), because of different name mangling in C++. Although > MinGW/MSYS also uses gcc, I recommend to compile the FLTK libs and > your app with exactly the same compiler versions and build tools - > otherwise you might get subtle bugs that are difficult to find (if > you can link the app at all). > > But maybe Code::Blocks uses an installed MinGW gcc/g++ compiler > anyway ? -------------- Yeah, when I complied it I used the same complier CodeBlocks uses, it was even in the same directory as CodeBlocks. I haven't a clue whether this would break anything... :) Thanks :)
--- Paul R said: -------------- > If you are using Code::Blocks have you used the project wizard to setup an > FLTK project? it will ask you to define location of FLTK, so you put the path > in there to the fltk1.10 folder or whatever and then continue in the wizard, > the fltk folder needs to be complete with the lib and include directories in > their default paths as supplied. > > Also you can save as a user template once you have a working FLTK project, > then each time you choose new > 'from user template' and selcet the FLTK > tmeplate you saved > > In any case to link the libraries you need to use the project options and add > the paths to the libraries in the linker tab under build options --------------- I tried using the project wizard (just then) and it threw heaps of errors at me, like "Can't find the "include" directory." So I renamed "FL" to "include" but then it yapped on about how it couldn't find "Fl.H" (which was in the "include" directory). So I gave up ;) I'm linking to the lib by going to "Project -> Build options -> Linker Settings -> Link Libraries -> Add library" then I select "libfltk.a". Then I go to "Search directories -> Compiler -> add" then I select the root directory of fltk. As far as I know, I'm doing nothing wrong, yet code that is compiling using the fltk-config script and MSYS isn't compiling with Code::Blocks. Thanks again for your help, guys :) _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
