On the tutorial, http://irrlicht.sourceforge.net/tut_devcpp.html, I came across when it said
Step 5 -- Using the Irrlicht DLL at Runtime
In order to run your applications from within Dev-C++, for debugging, or just for the sake of not having to go outside the IDE to run them, the "irrlicht.dll" supplied with Irrlicht must be in your PATH. With Windows, there are two simple ways to do this:
Add the "irrlicht-0.3\bin" directory from Step 1 to your PATH.
Copy "irrlicht.dll" to your windows\system32 directory, which is in the PATH by default.
I'm not sure that any one method is better than the other -- I use the first one in my programs, but both work.
I do not understand what the tutorial is asking me to do, but I'd be very thankful if someone would explain to me what I need to do.
Thank you,
Erik
Tutorial, DevC++ Help
Every program that you create that uses Irrlicht needs the file "Irrlicht.dll" to run. This step is just telling you some of the ways you can setup your machine so that your program can find "Irrlicht.dll".
In my opinion it would be best and easiest, to just copy the "Irrlicht.dll" file to where your projects ".exe" is located. That way you won't have to mess with the path settings.
In my opinion it would be best and easiest, to just copy the "Irrlicht.dll" file to where your projects ".exe" is located. That way you won't have to mess with the path settings.
The Path that's being talked about is where a program automatically looks for the dll. In order to figure out where your exe file is, from a program you wrote, open dev-cpp, then click "file" "open project" and look at where that is at. That's where your exe will be placed by dev-cpp.
If it exists in the real world, it can be created in 3d
Sys specs:
AMD 3700+ 64 processor
1.0 gb ram
e-Geforce 6600 graphics 256 mb onboard ram
Sys specs:
AMD 3700+ 64 processor
1.0 gb ram
e-Geforce 6600 graphics 256 mb onboard ram
much better explanation than mine thanks MikeRMikeR wrote:The Path that's being talked about is where a program automatically looks for the dll. In order to figure out where your exe file is, from a program you wrote, open dev-cpp, then click "file" "open project" and look at where that is at. That's where your exe will be placed by dev-cpp.