Demonstrates dynamic linking to call U12 functions from Dev-C++. 8/30/2002, 7.5 KB
Note: Dev-C++ is inactive. See the comment below about a replacement for DevC_U12.zip.
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#1
Now that the Dev-C++ project is inactive and the website is down, we will find a suitable replacement that also uses GCC and update the files in the archives.
#2
Just to keep things up to date, it looks like Dev-C++'s website is back at the same address along with a link to a SourceForge project page. The above documentation has been changed to reflect this change.
#3
You need to include "#include<iostream>" and "using namespace std;" It then compiles and reports that it cannot find a dll file.
#4
Thanks for pointing out the C++ corrections.
Line 65 of "lj sample/main.cpp" reads:
if (hDLLInstance = LoadLibrary("ljackuw.dll"))so you'll need ljackuw.dll (also known as the UW driver). It comes with U12 Setup. Do you have that installed?