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#pragma comment(lib, "C:\Folder\library.lib")
ive tried every possible combination and cannot get it to work
pretty much im wanting to link to a .lib located in a different folder
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mike911
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#pragma for .lib
Posted 07 February 2012 - 05:45 PM
Ims curious, is it even possible to specify a specific FOLDER location when using the following pragma?
#pragma comment(lib, "C:\Folder\library.lib")
ive tried every possible combination and cannot get it to work pretty much im wanting to link to a .lib located in a different folder
#pragma comment(lib, "C:\Folder\library.lib")
ive tried every possible combination and cannot get it to work
pretty much im wanting to link to a .lib located in a different folder
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Re: #pragma for .lib
Posted 07 February 2012 - 05:55 PM
well, why not just link that by using your compilers standard means of linking(like a compiler or linker option)? linking with pragma isn't in the standard.
if you still wan't to use pragm), then you might what errors you're reviving.
if you still wan't to use pragm), then you might what errors you're reviving.
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Re: #pragma for .lib
Posted 07 February 2012 - 07:12 PM
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in visual studio how are non standard .lib's recommended to be linked?
VC++ 2010
Project/<project name> Properties/Configuration properties/Linker/Input/Additional Dependencies
Ensure that you tell VC++ where your libs are located first though.
Project/<project name> Properties/Configuration properties/VC++ Directories
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Re: #pragma for .lib
Posted 07 February 2012 - 07:13 PM
I found this on google. the "To use the functionality from the static library in the console application" part should solve this issue 
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