> So are you saying that, since you do not know how Visual C++ works, > but by running a compiler that would not give any problems, it > should create the files, or are there more procedure steps then just > compiling the src files?
The steps, regardless which compiler, are . compile FreeType to get a library . compile the application and link the FreeType library with it > If it is as simple as just compiling the files, then what compiler > would you suggest that you know of, Borland C++? While FreeType should compile with a wide variety of compilers (both C and C++ -- for the latter you should use the current CVS), this isn't probably true for your application. A guess: What about modifying FreeType's VC++ project file, renaming the library to `FreeType.lib' as you need it? Perhaps a simple renaming will do the trick also... > as for thinking you wrote the stuff, I was refering to this link > http://www.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg00064.html Well, someone sent me the project files, and I've added them blindly to the CVS. Werner _______________________________________________ Freetype mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/freetype
