Compiling in VC++

Hi all,

I tryed to compile my program in Windows, but I can
seem to understand why it wont run. It took long
enough getting it set up. When I debug I get the
following:

Loded *.DLL, no matching symbolic information found.

This is for a lot of DLLS in the SYSTEM32 folder. I
dont understand how Windows works or the DLLS so I
have no idea what is going on. Anyone know what I’m
doing wrong?

Thanks,
Rafik______________________________________________________________________
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This just means that VC didn’t find debugging information for a library.
Most of the time, ignore it.On Sat, May 17, 2003 at 10:20:34PM -0400, Rafik Rezzik wrote:

Loded *.DLL, no matching symbolic information found.


Glenn Maynard

But when I run the program a window comes up for a
fraction of a second and then leaves. How do you do
you set up file structure for VC++. If I have images
that my program needs to load where do I put them.
Sorry if these are simple questions, but I am only
used to Linux, and I only makes sence to me in Linux.

Thanks,
Rafik
— Glenn Maynard <g_sdl at zewt.org> wrote: > On Sat,
May 17, 2003 at 10:20:34PM -0400, Rafik> Rezzik wrote:

Loded *.DLL, no matching symbolic information
found.

This just means that VC didn’t find debugging
information for a library.
Most of the time, ignore it.


Glenn Maynard


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Rafik Rezzik wrote:

How do you do
you set up file structure for VC++.

Check the project settings and look for the working or current directory
entry. Often changing that, and/or the actual directory it creates the
executables in, will solve your problem.–
Kylotan
http://pages.eidosnet.co.uk/kylotan

— Kylotan wrote: >
Rafik Rezzik wrote:

How do you do
you set up file structure for VC++.

Check the project settings and look for the working
or current directory
entry. Often changing that, and/or the actual
directory it creates the
executables in, will solve your problem.


Kylotan
http://pages.eidosnet.co.uk/kylotan


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Thank you so much Kylotan. It now works :)______________________________________________________________________
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