How to compile my project without ToolkitPro? |
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ufo2009
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Posted: 04 January 2009 at 11:47am |
I've installed ToolkitPro and my project's using it.
Now one guy in my project team want to compile my project.
Unfortunately he doesn't have ToolkitPro installed.
So what should I do so that my project can be compiled everywhere?
Thanks pretty much!
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Oleg
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Hi, You need copy headers, and lib files.
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znakeeye
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And make sure the files are compiled with the same compiler and linked against the same MFC version! :)
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ufo2009
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mdoubson
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Essentially you can come to the same idea just looking in "Samples" folder structure. They all just USE previosly compiled version of Toolkit Pro (does not matter - dynamic or static). "Lib" is outside of "Source" folder, "Bin" - for DLLs and Samples EXE. Just need header-files - access throw single cummulative file
#include <XTToolkitPro.h> // Codejock Software Components |
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