hello frnz,
i have downloaded 1 project from net. when i run its exe, it runs fine and when i open the code in studio and try to run it from studio, it gives an error
"Unable to find ximage.h header file"
when i included the file after downloading it from net then it gives error unable to open it gave me error that " cannot open cxImaged.lib ". i am not able to find this file.
please tell me where i am doing wrong. any help will be of great help.
unable to find ximage.h file
Lee Eden
To reiterate:
1 - you should use GDI+ if at all possible
2 - Having built the CxImage libraries, you will end up with lib files, you need to tell the compiler in your project settings where these are, and that you expect to link to them
3 - http://www.codeproject.com/bitmap/cximage.asp is the first link in the google link I gave you ( twice ). It explains exactly how to set up CxImage and use it.
Sven_C
i searched on internet about how to install CxImage but no results then I downloaded CxImage class and after that when i compiled that code i again got the same error.
LINK : fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file "cximaged.lib"
plz tell me how to solve this problem.
Waseem Basheer
http://www.google.com.au/search hl=en&q=cximage&meta=
CXImage is a free library which is, IMO, made redundant by GDI+, but peopel still seem to use it.
What you're doing wrong mainly is not your fault, unless the page you downloaded the code from told you to install CXImage as well, which is whaty ou need to do. The lib files are what you link against when building an app that uses the library.
ozgecolak
I already tried that.
I build CxImage class. but still i got the same error of "cxImaged.lib".. i tried finding this lib on internet but no results.
rpp
http://www.google.com.au/search hl=en&q=cximage+lib&meta=
The first link is still the CxImage page.
A linker error means you're providing the compiler with the .h files that tell it what functions the library exports, but not the .lib files that contain the compiled code you need. You need to build CxImage or use the lib files that may come with the distribution ( which means adding them to the properties of your project ).
CxImage is no longer supported, unless it does something that GDI+ does not, you should use GDI+ ( that is, the built in libraries in VC++ 7 or 8.