Posted by Brian Levantine on May 04, 2006 at 10:00:52:
In Reply to: Re: compiling programs posted by francisco on May 04, 2006 at 08:53:06:
It is very important that you fully understand how the programs are built and how they operate before you try using them for you own application. In particular, you must make sure that you have access to the WDL directory which contains all of the include files required for any Windows project written in IB. Also take note of the relationship between the DlgDemo project (for Visual Studio) and the files that are generated when you compile the project. After building the project in Visual Studio, the resulting files (dlgdemo.dll and dlgdemo.inc) are automatically copied up one directory level (in this case to DLG). This behavior can be modified by changing the Post Build event in the VS project.