I upgraded my v1.9 Library to V2.0, copied the \inc, \lib and \dll files into their respective locations, rebuild my prjoect, and get these messages:
26 fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file ‘Canlib.lib’
27 fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file ‘GpioLib.lib’
CanLib.lib exists from v1.9, and in v2.0. Where does this ‘Canlib.lib’ come into play, and why would that be changed from one version to another?
GpioLib.lib exists in both V1.9 and v2.0, Why is this complaining now, when there was no issue running v1.9?
can.h added this:
#ifdef USE_DLL
#pragma comment(lib, “TdxAllLibrariesDll.lib”)
#else
#pragma comment(lib, “Canlib.lib”)
#endif
It should read #pragma comment(lib, “CanLib.lib”)?
Same with gpio.h
#ifdef USE_DLL
#pragma comment(lib, “TdxAllLibrariesDll.lib”)
#else
#pragma comment(lib, “GpioLib.lib”)
#endif
What is the advantage of using USE_DLL versus the new change?
This issue has been resolved by information provided by Torodex. The method of listing the libraries in the linker is no longer needed, and the Additional Library section needs to be filled in with the debug or release path of where you place the libraries.
I did not use the USE_DLL at all because I ran into an issue of a library being called out when there was no calling of any functions in it.
