On Wed, 2007-11-21 at 22:46 +0000, Mark Dootson wrote: > Hi, > > > My advice would be not to package the wxWidgets DLLs but distribute them > separately. You can just place them in the same dir as your executable to > have it work OK. Or, you can use a '--runlib' with PDK and stick the > wxWidgets DLLs in there. Never use the '--clean' option and all should work > OK. If the DLLs are distributed separately, then we are going to run into the DLL dependency problem. Suppose that we have a program that needs 2.6.4 and another that needs 2.8.3, and yet another using a bleeding edge 3.0. The distributed program is likely to pick up the wrong set of DLLs. And that surely is one of main objectives of packaging - to avoid these distribution problems.
Peter
