Author Topic: Most simple pollevent loop breaks program. (Read 5273 times)

Jesper Juhl · « **Reply #15 on:** June 16, 2014, 04:46:16 pm »

If parts of the code (like SFML) is built with one version of Visual Studio and the rest (your own stuff) is built with a different version then linking those together is not a supported configuration and even if it seems to work that is just blind luck and anything could happen.
This is not specific to SFML and doesn't really have anything to do with compiler or linker options either. It is simply unsupported and will never work reliably.

Nexus · « **Reply #16 on:** June 16, 2014, 04:46:40 pm »

You're talking about Code::Blocks and Visual Studio, version 11.0 and 12.0, switching compilers... Don't mix things. Decide to use one version of one compiler. Then recompile SFML with exactly the same settings as your executable project, for the same compiler and version.

By the way, that's precisely what I mentioned in the first post:

Quote from: Nexus

Make absolutely sure that you follow the official SFML tutorial and don't mix any compiler versions or other configurations such as release/debug.

And eXpl0it3r mentioned it even earlier.

Author Topic: Most simple pollevent loop breaks program. (Read 5273 times)

Jesper Juhl

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Nexus

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