Closed fmolinar closed 6 years ago
Check that those folders actually contain the files, double check that you have the following includes and code in your pch.h file
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Otherwise, I can help you when we have school.
Try the suggestion from this StackOverflow question.
From the answer, make sure that you set Show Progress to "For Libraries Searched". This should show where Visual studio is looking for the WinPCap libraries to use.
Thanks, I solved the problem by changing the architecture from 64 bits to 32 bits under
Project -> Properties -> Platform -> Win32
steps were taken so far
Location for WinPcap C++ General Additional Include Directories: D:\WinPcap\WpdPack\Include
Linker General Additional Library Directories D:\WinPcap\WpdPack\Lib
Linker Input Additional Dependencies wpcap.lib Packet.lib
C++ Preprocessor HAVE_REMOTE WIN32 WPCAP
I don't know if I'm missing another configuration