SDL: Linkers and Libraries
look it up on google i have a file thats says it but im at somebodys house so i dont have it with me.
-- unless you're using a GCC variant such as Dev-C++, MinGW32, etc, in which case the libraries are libsdl.a and libsdlmain.a and the linker parameters are -lsdl and -lsdlmain
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Not only that, but when I include SDL.h, it says that it doesn't exist. I checked the include\SDL directory and yes, it is there.
What exactly do you type to include it? Try "SDL\SDL.h", <SDL.H>, <SDL\SDL.H>, etc. It depends on your platform and compiler as to what will work.
similar to last post i have dev c++ too instead of typing
#include <SDL\SDL>
type #include <SDL\SDL>
add SDL
to everything else to
#include <SDL\SDL>
type #include <SDL\SDL>
add SDL
to everything else to
Quote:Original post by orcfan32
Not only that, but when I include SDL.h, it says that it doesn't exist. I checked the include\SDL directory and yes, it is there.
Did you set the include directory where your compilator has to use the file?
In VS.net it's look like that.
tool - Option. Project - VC++ Directories. In the include files add the include directory of SDL and do the same in the library files with the library folder of SDL.
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