Unresolved symbols when linking a program using libcurl

by

I’ve been using static version of libcurl, and to link my program against it properly, I had to add definition:

CURL_STATICLIB

to build configuration of my project.

More Related Contents:

  1. Preventing console window from closing on Visual Studio C/C++ Console application
  2. Unresolved external symbol in object files
  3. Difference between scanf and scanf_s
  4. __attribute__((constructor)) equivalent in VC?
  5. How to overcome Stack Size issue with Visual Studio (running C codes with big array)
  6. Passing command line arguments in Visual Studio 2010?
  7. Does Visual Studio 2017 fully support C99?
  8. What is the official status of C99 support in VS2013?
  9. Which compiler should I trust?
  10. getopt.h: Compiling Linux C-Code in Windows
  11. How to merge two windows vc static library into one
  12. Unresolved external symbol LNK2019
  13. How to build x86 and/or x64 on Windows from command line with CMAKE?
  14. Determining Stack Space with Visual Studio
  15. error C4996: ‘scanf’: This function or variable may be unsafe in c programming
  16. Does Microsoft visual studio 2010 support c99?
  17. Which C99 features are available in the MS Visual Studio compiler?
  18. Pointer arithmetic when void has unknown size [closed]
  19. log2 not found in my math.h?
  20. how to use gettimeofday() or something equivalent with Visual Studio C++ 2008?
  21. C programming in Visual Studio
  22. What is the default generator for CMake in Windows?
  23. Is there any option to switch between C99 and C11 C standards in Visual Studio?
  24. How do I get the assembler output from a C file in VS2005
  25. Update a struct in Arduino
  26. Why do I first have to strcpy() before strcat()?
  27. Are C-structs with the same members types guaranteed to have the same layout in memory?
  28. How can I get a filename from a file descriptor inside a kernel module?
  29. Printf long long int in C with GCC?
  30. What precisely does the %g printf specifier mean?

Leave a Comment