I was wondering if it exist a method for creating a dynamic (dll) version of itpp under windows.
Unfortunately, I have a project which mustt run under windows, so I cannot migrate to linux :(, and it would be very useful to refer to itpp in a dynamic way.
Somebody has tried? Is there a way to do this (maybe by using mingw)?
Thanks in advance.
Cheers,
skl
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Thanks for your information! I tried with vs2005 and it creates the dll. However, I was not able to create the import library. How did you create it? Did you create a .def file manually?
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Hi,
I can confirm that it is possible, we are doing exatly the same for our project. We just follow instructions for compilation on Win32 with AMD math libraries and it works smoothly, no need for ming or anything else.
Vasek
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Hi everybody!
I was wondering if it exist a method for creating a dynamic (dll) version of itpp under windows.
Unfortunately, I have a project which mustt run under windows, so I cannot migrate to linux :(, and it would be very useful to refer to itpp in a dynamic way.
Somebody has tried? Is there a way to do this (maybe by using mingw)?
Thanks in advance.
Cheers,
skl
Thanks for your information! I tried with vs2005 and it creates the dll. However, I was not able to create the import library. How did you create it? Did you create a .def file manually?
Hi,
I can confirm that it is possible, we are doing exatly the same for our project. We just follow instructions for compilation on Win32 with AMD math libraries and it works smoothly, no need for ming or anything else.
Vasek