Linking Windows Base Applications

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The TclPro Wrapper libraries are available in only static versions. However, you must use different versions of the library depending on whether you are creating a statically- or dynamically-linked base application.

The Windows TclPro Wrapper libraries are located in the win32-ix86\lib subdirectory of the TclPro installation directory. Table 19 lists the Windows TclPro Wrapper libraries shipped with TclPro.

The TclPro distribution ships two types of static libraries for creating base applications: a static library compiled with /MT and one compiled with /MD. These files are in the win32-ix86/lib directory.

Table 19 Windows TclPro Wrapper Libraries 

Library Name	Description
wrapper14x.lib	TclPro Wrapper library for dynamically-linked base applications (compiled with /MD)
wrapper14xd.lib	TclPro Wrapper library for dynamically-linked base applications, debug version (compiled with /MDd)
wrapper14s.lib	TclPro Wrapper library for statically-linked base applications (compiled with /MT)
wrapper14sd.lib	TclPro Wrapper library for statically-linked base applications, debug version (compiled with /MTd)

The convention is used that names of the libraries for use with dynamically-linked base applications end with the letter "x". Use the "s" libraries to create statically-linked base applications.

If you link against the "x" library, link against MSVCRT.LIB; if you link against the "xd" library, link against MSVCRTD.LIB. If you link against the "s" library, link against LIBCMT.LIB; if you link against the "sd" library, link against LIBCMTD.LIB.

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