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From:	Richard Ragon <borg AT aceisp DOT net>
Organization:	HanaHo Games
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Subject:	Re: Using allegro with MS visual studio 6.0
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Date:	Wed, 21 Jun 2000 22:14:46 -0700
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Skule wrote:

> Seeing there is no dedicated allegro NG i'll post my question on this board,
> i hope that somone can help me out.
> I've been using the allegro library with DJGPP for some months now, great
> library by the way, but just this week i started using MS VS 6.0.
> My question is, can allegro be used with the MS visual C++ compiler, i know
> i have to #include <allegro.h> but how do i get the compiler to link with
> liballeg.a?
> Any help setting up would be dearly appreciated.'
>
> ****************************
> Med mørke og kulde fra nord, Skule.

Here's a web site for you on how to set this all up!  It works too..
http://members.xoom.com/dynasta/allegro_tutorial/index.html

I was not able to get STATICLINK to work, but it does work.  I emailed the
author of the site, but no replay so far..

Hope this helps.


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-Richard

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