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Good to hear! Yes, it was built from the 2.15.0 source. I'll add the workspace to git in a while... thanks for the feedback, it's very useful to me to know how people are using zint, regards, Martin

Oh I see. I've attached a Zint 2.15.0 "zint.dll" (and its "zint.lib") which was built with VC6, so should work on XP. If it checks out ok for you I'll add the VC6 workspace that created them to git.

That DLL was for Tcl 8, so "zint2150t.dll" would be the equivalent. May I ask why do you need a "zint.dll"? What issue are you having? Note that none of the Tcl DLLs depend on Qt, and the "zint.exe" and "qtZint.exe" shipped are self-contained and do not require "zint.dll" or Qt DLLs. (If you're building your own app, see the first part "of "win32\README", "Visual Studio 2022", for how to build "zint.dll" (Win32) - only requires installing Visual Studio 2022 Community Edition.)

Hi, do you mean the "zint.dll" that used to be in the "tcl" sub-directory? This is now in the "tcl\zint2.15.0" sub-directory in 2 versions: "tcl9zint2150.dll" for Tcl 9, and "zint2150t.dll" for Tcl 8.

CI: macOS: use homebrew Qt PATH

CI: macOS: add Qt PATH

CI: Windows: try GS1 Syntax Engine with fixed CMakeLists.txt; try Qt

CI: Windows: leave GS1 Syntax Engine out