Alternatively, you can copy it to C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32 so your SDL app will find SDL.dll even if it's not in the same directory. The problem with this method is if you have multiple SDL apps that use different versions of SDL, you'll have version conflicts. If you have SDL 1.2.8 ...
This is very helpful if you use STL in the interface between your modules.2 - The runtime has some "global data". Linking with MT means that this "global data" will not be shared, while with MD, it will be shared. This means that with MD, you can pass some data from one mo...
I have tried like this in tcsh { "name": "LD_LIBRARY_PATH", "value": "/library/path:${DUMMYNAME}" } It works with an setenv warning. You could verify this in gdb with "set env“ command. 5remainingitems Sign up for freeto join this conversation on GitHub.Already have an account...
Open up the repository by double clicking and ensure you don’t get an error message – if you do the repository is not accessible. If you opened the repository from a local machine this should definitely work. If it doesn’t make sure your repository and the path specified in for the s...
I have a VC 6.0 MFC multidoc app that I converted to VS 2010. In CChildFrame::ActivateFrame I call CMDIChildWnd::SetTitle(*) to set the text in the title bar (* is a string). When I run the 6.0 exe, it works fine. When I run the VS2010 version, the title is not set. I ...