Hey,
after being forced to move from Windows 7 to Windows 10 recently, I wanted to work on one of my older C++ projects using SFML. I downloaded the latest version and the corresponding MinGW package, setup Eclipse and ran a testing make command. So far so good, everything seemed to work, the program compiled without any errors. When I wanted to run the executable though I was getting "Entry Point not found" messages for all the SFML modules I used (System, Graphics, Audio). I searched up the issue a bit and found that this normally happens when you link to library files to compile the program that don't match the dll files. Weird, since i just did a fresh download but I thought I'd try it again. Cleaned everything up, did a fresh MinGW and SFML Download. Still the same error. I then downloaded the SFML source files and built it with the latest MinGW version and then built my program with that version too, just for checking if it might be a compiler problem after all. However I still got the same issue and I'm kinda clueless now.
Might that be a problem with Windows 10 or is there something else I haven't considered?
