On 10/27/12 00:43, Thad Smith wrote:
> I am in a freshman c++ programming course at Tx A&M. We are using fltk for a
> project. I can use everything fine at the lab but I'm trying to set up on my
> home computer using VS2012.
> I watched this tutorial and tried to use with current system:
> http://seriss.com/people/erco/fltk-videos/fltk-ms-vs-build.html
>
> The build went fine and I used the same command line statements
> from video in my VS.
As Ian said, you're getting linker errors that would seem
to show VS hasn't been told how to link with the fltk library.
In the video, this important step is shown at 4:48;
check that you supplied the path to your fltk.lib in the
Properties > Linker > Command Line (or equivalent in VS 2012)
and verify the path you specify really exists (ie. the fltk.lib
has been built and is named the same as the path you specify)
Double check your properties setting for your project.
Include a screenshot or two if you're not sure; put the pngs
on a website and link to them here if need be.
Next best place to look from here is the VS build log
to double check that the build and link commands VS is generating
are correct, and include the pathnames you specified.
I don't have VS2012 here, so I can't give specifics, but I believe
the terminology is the same; you want to find the "build logs"
and double check the Properties -> Linker -> Command Line
as described in the video, or similar.
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