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how to use a static library in VS2005 ???

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Chris - 25 Mar 2007 15:55 GMT
Hi,

Using Visual Studio 2005 :

I create a project of type "Win32 Console Application" type 'Static Library' and add the code of a class (named Car) I've been using in earlier version of Visual Studio, the class is written in standard C++ !!
I build without problems

Then from a client Win32 Console Application (standard  C++) , I add the compiled lib-code to the client project but get compiler errors ??

The client doesn't know the definition of the class (Car) ??

How can I solve this ?

thanks
Chris
David Lowndes - 25 Mar 2007 16:59 GMT
>Using Visual Studio 2005 :
>
>I create a project of type "Win32 Console Application" type 'Static Library' and add the code of a class (named Car) I've been using in earlier version of Visual Studio, the class is written in standard C++ !!
>I build without problems
>
>Then from a client Win32 Console Application (standard  C++) , I add the compiled lib-code to the client project but get compiler errors ??

Chris,

What are the errors?

>The client doesn't know the definition of the class (Car) ??

Have you included the header file that contains the definition?

Dave

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