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Hey, i program with sfml formaybe 1-2 years and, needless to say, i know the api. I've always been using v2.1 because i somehow got no other version to work.. But now i really need any newer version because i need sf::Touch support!

I've tried every version up to 2.5.0 but 2.1 is the only one that worked for me.
I've been using the 32bit visual studio versions. The compilers have always matched perfectly.
When i tried 2.5.0 32b v140 i used a project configured to compile for 32bit with the v140 compiler. I linked everything correct etc...
The program works perfectly with 2.1 32bit v110, but as soon as i even just update to 2.2 32bit v110 i only get linking errors... I've checked the directories, they're all correct, the platformtoolset is the correct one... i really need help. I use visual studio 2017 btw

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Re: Why is v2.1 32b (v110) the only version that compiles for me?
« Reply #1 on: May 26, 2018, 03:44:28 pm »
sf::Touch support for Windows hasn't been merged yet. ;)

If you use VS 2017, then you can grab the VS 2017 builds on the download page.
If you run into some errors, you need to post them, otherwise we can't randomly guess what's wrong. :)
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