Re: [PDCurses] PDCurses 3.8

2019-02-02 Thread Daniel Goldman 

Thanks very much.

On 2/2/2019 8:20 AM, William McBrine wrote:

PDCurses 3.8 is now available:

https://pdcurses.org/

SDL fixes, DLL fixes, run-time version info, documented a lot of
undocumented functions, etc.

Re: [PDCurses] PDCurses 3.6

2018-02-15 Thread Daniel Goldman 

Thank you.

On 2/14/2018 2:52 PM, William McBrine wrote:

PDCurses 3.6 is now available:

  http://pdcurses.org/

256 colors in the Windows console, real blinking and fixed up
attributes everywhere, fixed X11 install, more.

Source only, no binaries yet. SourceForge has been down all day, so it
doesn't have 3.6, and links to it are temporarily disabled -- you'll
have to use the GitHub links.

[PDCurses] Static linking?

2011-07-18 Thread Daniel Goldman 

Hi,

I swear I used to statically link pdcurses into an
application. I few months back (for some reason) I
reinstalled pdcurses. Now I can't static link.

I use pdcurses 3.4 / mingw gcc. I'm very familiar with
makefiles and gcc. I'm sure it's something I'm doing
wrong. I've tried different ways. But I'm kind of
floundering. It compiles OK. But when it runs, it
gives an error message unless the DLL is in the path.

So I'm using pdcurses.dll for now. But I don't want
to be limited. I'd like to have static linking too.

I looked through the docs and mailing list, and came
up empty. Am I supposed to be able to statically link
libpdcurses.a file? Any example? Do I need to recompile
.a library archive? Could someone please advise?

Thanks,
Daniel Goldman