Closed candera closed 12 years ago
Take a look whether you are trying to build the debug version of the samples, I remember they where linking against lib\x86\debug, lib\x64\debug, etc. If you want to build the samples with the debug configuration, you will need to build the Interception library for debug too, or change the library directory of the debug configurations to use the release directory. To rapidly check whether this is the problem, change the configuration to release and build again to see whether this link problems vanish. Do this for some sample please, and them, if it works, create your own and copy the sample project configurations like the defines, library directories and libraries.
Yep, that was indeed the issue. Thanks.
As a side note, do you want me to report future issues here or via email?
Over here is better ;-)
Will do.
I'm sure this is something simple I'm doing wrong, but when I try to compile the sample applications, I get errors like the following:
I get one of those for every function that I'm using from the Interception library. I get the same error whether I'm trying to compile the samples or if I create my own project from scratch.
I've unzipped the library into the project folder, and added the
lib\x86\release
andinclude
directories to the project settings under the C++ and Linker General configuration settings. What am I doing wrong?