Hi!
Normally you just have to tell the compiler/linker that there's a lib you want to link. Do this by adding the correct -l switch to your compiler options. For example if the lib is named libmysql.a add -lmysql as a command switch. This way the linker should find the lib and should link against it. If you put the lib in a dir that's not in you Libpath either add the dir to your Libpath or add the dir using the -L switch in you compiler options. For example -L"c:\somwhere\thedir"...
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Hi!
Normally you just have to tell the compiler/linker that there's a lib you want to link. Do this by adding the correct -l switch to your compiler options. For example if the lib is named libmysql.a add -lmysql as a command switch. This way the linker should find the lib and should link against it. If you put the lib in a dir that's not in you Libpath either add the dir to your Libpath or add the dir using the -L switch in you compiler options. For example -L"c:\somwhere\thedir"...
Hope this helps!