Comments by Member 14105155

Member 14105155 20-Mar-24 1:49am View

thank you again. I'll save your tips. How do you change GUID? Do you generate a new one? BTW, tle last method which I used (to create an empty project end add to it necessary files one my one) looks rather attractive. But its usage has some underwater stones, as I noticed. Another structure of folders- compiled didn't see lib files, placed into the folder with cpp files. I had to place lib files just to folder where sln file was placed.

Member 14105155 19-Mar-24 16:55pm View

yeah, thank you, I did similar things. I do have one pattern, created by WTL, the only one thing makes me inconvenient- same names for all solutions. I placed different solutions to different folders, but inside them all files had same names. Now I made an empty project and began to fill it with files. Looks like finally the process met with success

Member 14105155 19-Mar-24 7:07am View

this is the exact message, mate. Word by word. The compiler game it. I never met such a message before, only when the corresponding wile was absent in the folder with project's files, which is not the case now. And this problem was specific for libtiff.lib- all other lib files gave me it. (libtiff.lib was the first in the list). I'd removed libtiff.lib from the list of aditional dependencies and got same message for FreeImage.lib

Member 14105155 18-Mar-24 16:26pm View

I did. I ran through all compiler's options. set "use precompiled headers" from Yes to Create and No. And miracle happened- compiler stopped barking. But the linker gave me this: cannot open 'libtiff.lib', used as an additional dependency. Hope, you understand, that the aforementioned file was (is) in the same folder with other project's files

Member 14105155 18-Mar-24 11:29am View

both lists of include files are the same- I'd taken stdafx.h from the first project and moved it to the second project

Member 14105155 19-Mar-20 17:24pm View

Of course I know how to use online help. Simple strike <f1> an you are in. But, as I wrote to you, normally I work offline. I do not have enough much traffic. The next issue to be resolved is Assembler in Win64. I have some assembler code, that I use in Win32 programs. But the compiler of Visual Studio 2015 doesn't let one to use inline assembler code.

Member 14105155 19-Mar-20 6:47am View

MSDN is too heavy for me to download. I have 12 GB per month. Currently I'm trying to understand, what is better- to switch cursor or to use right mouse button instead.

Member 14105155 19-Mar-20 6:05am View

My Visual Studio 2015 has no MSDN. To find an answer I have to use Internet. Normally when I'm working I'm doing it offline.

Member 14105155 18-Mar-20 7:39am View

Thank you, GCLP_HCURSOR was accepted.

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