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I knew his manager.a and libgdi32. Free download printer monitor. A+ Printer Monitor, Cyclope Enterprise Printer Monitor and more printer monitor download. Jan 11, 2012 (download the archive linked under 'Setting Up GLUT for. 'The program can't start because glut32.dll is missing from your. Libgdi32.a libglu32.a. Check to see if you have OpenGL 3.0 support using GPU Caps Viewer. In the middle of the page you will see the download. CodeBlocks MinGW lib libgdi32.a. Instead, DisplayCapabilitiesExA@24 and DisplayCapabilitiesExW@24 are in libgdi32.a but DisplayCabilitiesEx is not define in Functions.h nor are the ASCII/UNICODE functions declared in the respective.h files.

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(7.24.0) In Code::Blocks, right click your project and open the build options. Go to 'Linker Settings' and add 'curldll' into the 'Link Libraries' listbox. (image) Go to 'Search Directories' and under 'Compiler' link it to the path of your 'curl-7.24.0-devel-mingw32 include' folder. Go to the 'Linker' tab under 'Search Directories', and add the path of your 'curl-7.24.0-devel-mingw32 lib' directory. Move all DLLs from your 'curl-7.24.0-devel-mingw32 bin' folder into your projects 'bin' folder.

Build and enjoy It doesn't have much explanation but I'd like to know what's going on. Firstly, curl-7.24.0-devel-mingw32 include is being adding to the list of standard headers (allowing me to use rather than 'curl/curl.h'), and curl-7.24.0-devel-mingw32 lib to the standard library, or something, right? I need to add the DLL files to my bin folder because this is a dynamic library, but what is the purpose of adding curldll to the Link Libraries?

Can someone explain that to me? Is there a way to make this a static library? Also, is adding libraries really this awkward?

Hmm, as an update. I did #define CURL_STATICLIB in my.cpp file and added a linker in codeblocks to the bin folder containing the.dll files. I also added linkers to the include and lib folder as the link in my OP suggests, as well as adding the curldll link library. Now, codeblocks compiles and runs the program correctly.

Except when using the lone.exe program, it won't run. It still expects the.dll files and whenever I click it I get the error: 'The program can't start because libcurl.dll is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem'. Are you still using any of the curl libraries that have dll as part of the filename? I was, by default they were with the package I downloaded.

I had curldll in my link library (as told to do by the url in my OP) so when I take these out of the project it has issues (compiler looks for -lcurldll). If I then remove curldll from my link library I get issues like 'undefined reference to 'curl_global_init' and such. Where can I find those MinGw libraries? Libws2_32.a libwldap32.a libwinmm.a libgdi32.a • • • • •. You're getting those undefined references because they are included in the curl header file to be used for the.dll. If you are going the static library route, they are included in the library files. If you are using TDM-GCC, they should be in TDM-GCC-64 x86_64-w64-mingw32 lib.