Hi David,

 

I downloaded the code from the curllib site which I believe included the 
project, and compiled it in VC 11. I set error checking to L2 and it built 
completely clean. I then tried to build a .dll and I received a whole bunch of 
errors which I haven’t yet tried to resolve. 

 

I matched many of the conventions (i.e. project properties menu) but I haven’t 
yet done a clean sweep of all conventions to match against what I have in my 
application. I’m thinking now that this should be my next step.

 

May sound like a silly question, but do I need both the libcurl.lib and 
libcurl.dll files or can I get away with just libcurl.lib?

 

Jon

 

From: curl-library [mailto:curl-library-boun...@cool.haxx.se] On Behalf Of 
David Chapman
Sent: Tuesday, November 25, 2014 12:45 PM
To: libcurl development
Subject: Re: Cannot get curllib to work with Visual C++ 11

 

On 11/25/2014 8:34 AM, Jon wrote:

Hello,

 

I’m new to curllib and cannot get the libraries to work with Visual C++ v11.0.  
I downloaded v7.36 (32-bit) a couple of months ago and compiled it to a .lib 
file (note I wasn’t able to create a .dll). When I put the .lib file into my 
library path and called a couple of curllib functions the linker complained and 
could not find these functions to execute. I confirmed this by creating dummy 
functions with same name and parameters in my code.

 

I’m running Windows 7 Home Edition SP1. If possible, could someone send me the 
.lib and .dll files of either the 7.36 build or later build? I will download 
the headers from the site if need be. 

 

 


How did you compile the .lib?  Was it from within Visual Studio, or using a 
makefile?  How are you linking your application?  What are the error messages?

I use Visual C++ 12.0 and ended up creating my own makefile to build a .lib, to 
match the conventions used in the rest of my code base.  I haven't had any 
problems linking to it.  It is possible that the curl-supplied makefile is out 
of date; using multiple FOSS libraries in my code, I have found that Windows 
build support tends to lag (especially for any project that uses configure 
scripts).



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