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Am I doing this right?

Started by January 11, 2002 09:04 AM
1 comment, last by brewknowc 22 years, 11 months ago
Hi all, I am currently reading TWGPG book and up until this point have been using Borland compiler. I just got MSVC++ 6 and read some of the help files and msdn articles to figure out how to compile with added libraries. I tried compiling project 1 in the book (the freakout demo). I compiled and it worked, but I wanted to know if I followed the standard procedure or if I just got lucky by adding lots of things to my project. So this is what I did: I started a blank win32 application project. I added freakout.cpp to the source files folder I added blackbox.cpp to the source files folder I added ddraw.lib to the source files folder I added the include and lib paths to dxsdk folders I moved them up on the list to be searched first - Free Your Mind -
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ddraw.lib to the soruce files folder?!?
aren''t you suppose to put that on the project->settings link tab thing?
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I tend to add my libraries into a libraries folder (source works just as well), rather than in link settings. That was I can easily see what libraries I''m compiling with when moving around between projects.

Either method is correct.

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