COM DLLs or COM components must be registered. If your code requires a COM component that is not on the target machine and you just copy it over without registering it the COM component will not work and your code will also not work.
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COM DLLs or COM components must be registered. If your code requires a COM component that is not on the target machine and you just copy it over without registering it the COM component will not work and your code will also not work.
A .lib file will be generated if you compile it as a dynamic library or static library.Quote:
I have the option of compiling it into a DLL or a lib
Are you sure that the problem is with sshlib2?
Yes, if I comment out libssh2.h and take the libssh2.lib out of Additional Dependencies, and comment out the functions that are contained inside that header, then it will run perfectly on other machines.Quote:
Originally Posted by bithub
Well, assuming you are correctly compiling libssh2 into a static library, there must be some other dependency that libssh2 has that the target machine is missing.
change the library type to static instead of DLL
You didn't read any of the posts in this thread, did you?Quote:
Originally Posted by abachler