Saturday, February 22, 2020

how to set up additional include libraries

how to set up additional include libraries such as comctrl32.dll to include common control library.

  1. linking to ComCtl32.lib in Visual C++ Express
  2. Please don't reply to the post as I have solved it myself. The reason I hav'nt deleted the post is just in case anyone else comes across the problem.

    Well, I sometimes can't see the wood for the trees so I apologise for any inconvenience this has caused! To link the comctl32.lib, ( not .dll and in lowercase ), I found the linker command line in Visual C++ 2008 Express Edition and added it there, thus for anyone else;

    Project >> Properties >> Congifuration Properties >> Linker >> Command Line

    Then simply add comctl32.lib and away you go!

    Oh, and don't forget "#include <commctrl.h>"

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