Where to put libraries and headers on windows (coming from unix?)
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When a unix/linux program requires "stuff", I usually put (or dpkg puts for me) libraries and headers in /usr/lib and /usr/include, respectively. I recently downloaded a library that I wish to use on windows, after recently doing so on my linux machine, that provides a download for a prebuilt windo…
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Typically the only libraries that are shared are those for Visual Studio, the .NET Frameworks, DirectX, and the Windows API. Other libraries are generally installed to each application directory. Typically if a library needs to be installed for shar…
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