i use dev C++ version 4.0(i think)
"Those who serve no purpose, have no purpose"
Where can I d/l this dll?
There is a GLAUX.DLL file, it's just not released in the newer drivers.
Just stick "GLAUX.DLL" in Google : I found this in 30 seconds :
http://www.3delphi.hpg.ig.com.br/arquivos.htm
It's at the bottom.
Put it in your system or in your project's directory.
Edited by - Terran Marine on November 8, 2001 11:12:11 PM
Edited by - Terran Marine on November 8, 2001 11:13:39 PM
Just stick "GLAUX.DLL" in Google : I found this in 30 seconds :
http://www.3delphi.hpg.ig.com.br/arquivos.htm
It's at the bottom.
Put it in your system or in your project's directory.
Edited by - Terran Marine on November 8, 2001 11:12:11 PM
Edited by - Terran Marine on November 8, 2001 11:13:39 PM
quote:Original post by Terran Marine
There is a GLAUX.DLL file, it''s just not released in the newer drivers.
Well, I guess I stand corrected . From now on I''ll say "there is no glaux.dll for the glaux.lib supplied with MSVC."
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is this a compiler specific problem then? why not use the .lib during linkage?
beats me!
i can understand delphi requiring a .dll version for obvious reasons ... but not c/c++
beats me!
i can understand delphi requiring a .dll version for obvious reasons ... but not c/c++
Needing a DLL doesn''t depend on the compiler or language, it depends on the type of library linked (static or dynamic). Evidentally he has a dynamic library. MSVC comes with a static library as a default (and since most people use MSVC, I always assume people are using it when I answer questions until I find out what compiler that have).
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i stand corrected!
I assumed that dev C gave the choice - whereas I believe that Delphi only uses .dll files - although i could be wrong!
I assumed that dev C gave the choice - whereas I believe that Delphi only uses .dll files - although i could be wrong!
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