Missing file

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Foolster41

I'm fairly new to C programing. I'm using a windows XP system with the
dev-C++ development program, trying to compile the circlemud source.
When I compile I get the error
g++.exe: C:/Dev-Cpp/lib/libfltk.a: No such file or directory.

I searched my harddrive and couldn't find the file. Where can I get it?
Thanks!
 
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Emmanuel Delahaye

Foolster41 wrote on 18/06/05 :
I'm fairly new to C programing. I'm using a windows XP system with the
dev-C++ development program, trying to compile the circlemud source.
When I compile I get the error
g++.exe: C:/Dev-Cpp/lib/libfltk.a: No such file or directory.

I searched my harddrive and couldn't find the file. Where can I get it?
Thanks!

- Your question is not a C-question. It concerns a development tool
issue.

<way off topic>

- It seems that you are calling a C++ compiler (g++.exe). Probably
because you have a .cpp file instead of .c. Be sure that the language
you are using is either C or C++. These are different languages and
should not be mixed (well, at a first glance). BTW, each of them have
their own newsgroup.

- If a library is missing, it probably means that it was not
installed[1]. See the 'tools/new packages' and 'package manager' topics
in dev-C++. A lot of packages are available. Also, my guess is that the
documentation of the example should give information about it...

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[1] FLTK (pronounced 'fulltick') is a cross-platform C++ GUI toolkit
for UNIX/Linux (X11), Microsoft Windows and MacOS X.

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--
Emmanuel
The C-FAQ: http://www.eskimo.com/~scs/C-faq/faq.html
The C-library: http://www.dinkumware.com/refxc.html

"Mal nommer les choses c'est ajouter du malheur au
monde." -- Albert Camus.
 
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Foolster41

Now for some reason it's not telling me I need that file anymore, but
I'm still getting the same errors, undefined refrence to Socket@4
(etc.).

Moving question to C++ forums...
 
F

Foolster41

Now for some reason it's not telling me I need that file anymore, but
I'm still getting the same errors, undefined refrence to Socket@4
(etc.).

Moving question to C++ forums...
 

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