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mikethebike:
Hi Morten
  even if Im still a very beginner i believe to have past the stage of hello world also in C++. Im trying to compile a substantial VC++ 2005 program and as i only have VC2003 here which is not compatible ( M$  :? ) so i use cb. I looked in the makefile but cant find the needed libs. So all im trying is to avoid searching
hours on how to include plib. At least it took me a while to get to know that i needed to write glut and not Glut or whatever.
Well how could i extract the dep. libs from a VC++2005 project without VC++? Ahmm and how to know the linux syntax which is apparently differnt from windows.
THANKS for propositions.
Mcihael

thomas:
Without having a clue about plib at all myself...

$rpm -qpl http://dag.wieers.com/packages/plib/plib-1.8.3-1.1.fc2.dag.i386.rpm |grep -e "lib.*a$"
/usr/lib/libplibfnt.a
/usr/lib/libplibjs.a
/usr/lib/libplibnet.a
/usr/lib/libplibpsl.a
/usr/lib/libplibpu.a
/usr/lib/libplibpuaux.a
/usr/lib/libplibpw.a
/usr/lib/libplibsg.a
/usr/lib/libplibsl.a
/usr/lib/libplibsm.a
/usr/lib/libplibssg.a
/usr/lib/libplibssgaux.a
/usr/lib/libplibul.a

Thus: add ssg to your link libs...

MortenMacFly:
There are several things not clear to me:
- what platform / compiler are you using (do you try to compile a VS2005 project on linux with GCC?)
- what libraries is your project using?

Please keep in mind that:
- there exists at least 3 different SDK's of e.g. plib: one for VC, one for MinGW, one for GCC (Linux)
- the same applies to glut and consorts

In addition: if you are using a "real" VS studio this ships with a "platform SDK". If you want to use VS2003Toolkit you'll need the platform SDK additionally to have all Win32 libs you'll require. If you port this application to Linux than this is more complex because there are no Win32 libraries, thus these depenedencies need to be taken care of.

Maybe you can explain a little better what exactly you are trying to do and provide us with an example project, if possible. Otherwise we can't really help you.

With regards, Morten.

Ps.: Don't you think that a plib newsgroup would serve you better in a first step...?! Here are certainly less (no?) plib experts that understand the dependencies and compiler specific issues.

mandrav:
@mikethebike: please read the board description, specifically the part that says "This is NOT a general programming board".

Thank you.

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