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General / C++ SFML Linking / Unknown Problem
« on: August 18, 2011, 01:55:19 am »
I didn't say system32, i said system.
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General / C++ SFML Linking / Unknown Problem
« on: August 17, 2011, 11:56:14 pm »
Well you know, all of these shit's sfml-system lib by placing it where you solution is can be easily done by placing it in the real directory:
C:\\Windows\\System\\ place all dll's there
And I've all ready tried that my friend. Let's say everything i just get that 0x5 error. when i start playing sfml/graphics.. Don't know about the rest yet because im now focusing on that now.
C:\\Windows\\System\\ place all dll's there
And I've all ready tried that my friend. Let's say everything i just get that 0x5 error. when i start playing sfml/graphics.. Don't know about the rest yet because im now focusing on that now.
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the application was unable to start correctly (0xc0150002) click ok to close etc...
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General / Why does this happen!?!?!?!?!?
« on: August 15, 2011, 11:28:19 pm »Quote from: "Hiura"
There is no image in your last post. Maybe simply write the error message here.
the application was unable to start correctly (0xc0150002) click ok to close etc...
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General / Error 0X5 SMFL
« on: August 14, 2011, 09:54:32 pm »
I've the same problem,
As soon when i compile i get this error-messagebox showed to me
SPEC:
WINDOWS X64 BIT (64) BIT // UNSIGNED LONG LONG
VISUAL STUDIO 2010 EXPRESS
PACKARD BELL
SFML 1.6 "CURRENT VERSION" for tutorials
Hope that's clear enough
As soon when i compile i get this error-messagebox showed to me
SPEC:
WINDOWS X64 BIT (64) BIT // UNSIGNED LONG LONG
VISUAL STUDIO 2010 EXPRESS
PACKARD BELL
SFML 1.6 "CURRENT VERSION" for tutorials
Hope that's clear enough
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General / C++ SFML Linking / Unknown Problem
« on: August 14, 2011, 03:13:38 pm »Quote from: "Nexus"
What IDE/compiler? Which SFML version?
The ones with "-s" are static libraries, they don't need DLLs. The libraries without "-s" are dynamic/shared libraries, you need to put the directory of the DLLs to the path environment variable.
By the way, there are hundreds of topics like this on the forum, the search could help you, too.
I'm using Visual Studio C++ Express 2010 and SMFL Version 1.6 "Current Version" it says
Source: http://www.sfml-dev.org/tutorials/
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General / C++ SFML Linking / Unknown Problem
« on: August 14, 2011, 02:08:25 pm »
Hi There,
I'm pretty new to SFML Programming with C++ and i just followed some tutorials on the site' where the explain where you can put the SFML Libraries and link them to you're project. But unfortunately when i compile i dont see nothing or i get a error message that sfml-system "-s"-d" are missing from my computer, and i didn't get any dynamic libraries with me: downloading the full source development kit. I've followed everything widely from the tutorial section and some other videos on YouTube where they put the sfml-system "-s"-d" lib in the Debug Category | ActiveWin32 Category | etc.. So whats the problem?
I'm pretty new to SFML Programming with C++ and i just followed some tutorials on the site' where the explain where you can put the SFML Libraries and link them to you're project. But unfortunately when i compile i dont see nothing or i get a error message that sfml-system "-s"-d" are missing from my computer, and i didn't get any dynamic libraries with me: downloading the full source development kit. I've followed everything widely from the tutorial section and some other videos on YouTube where they put the sfml-system "-s"-d" lib in the Debug Category | ActiveWin32 Category | etc.. So whats the problem?
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