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I am also a beginner but when I searched 'Curl' it brought this forum. I used Java, as an amateur, for several years but want to learn c.I have Windows 7 Home Premium 64 bit, with Visual Studio 2010 Express.I downloaded the following using the Curl 'Download Wizard': curl-7.33.0-devel-mingw64, libcurl4-7.33.0-1.tar and curl-7.34.0. I suspect the first two were mistakes, as I do not really know what MingW or Cygwin are, but I don't think I have them. The second package gave me a.dll named 'Cygwin-4'.I have googled, experimented ad infinitum. I have added include libraries, additional libraries (in Visual Studio), added Additional Dependencies, trying with various.dlls I found in my various packages.I now suspect I have not even downloaded the correct package.The last one curl-7.34.0 has source code which I managed to build in Visual Studio.
But it only gives me a libcurl.lib file, and it appears I need a libcurl.dll? I have.dlls in other packages, but suspect they are not appropriate.My question basically is: have I downloaded the right package (curl-7.34.0) to build on my system (the Curl download page is very confusing)?
And if I have, how do I get the.dll (and do I need it?)?I also double-clicked Makefile.vc10 in the source package src folder, tried to build in Visual Studio (hoping against hope it might give me a.dll) but all it did was change the name of the file to Makefile without the.vc10 extension. I am desperate and seem to have reached the point where I don't know if I am coming or going.I assure you I have googled this extensively and also followed Using libcurl in Visual Studio by Rosso Salmanzadeh, a.pdf from 2002 which others assert is still basically valid.Many thanks for any help. I tried that in one of the many combinations in Visual Studio. I have added the include directory from curl-7.34.0 (the built source code package), added the folder containing libcurl.lib in the Additional Libraries, and added libcurl.lib to the Additional Dependencies list.I got the libcurl.dll from curl-7.33.0-devel-mingw64 and Cygwin-4.dll from libcurl4-7.33.0-1.tar - are they any good to me?Should I be copying the.lib file from its location in the unzipped folder to another folder in my Visual Studio project? Do I need a more suitable.dll and where do I put that?Thanks for your reply, I appreciate the help. @modoran: are you sure? According to readme file, makefile handles thisnmake /f makefile.vc mode= static for building static libnmake /f makefile.vc mode=dll for building dllEDIT:I tried that in one of the many combinations in Visual Studio.
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I have added the include directory from curl-7.34.0 (the built source code package), added the folder containing libcurl.lib in the Additional Libraries, and added libcurl.lib to the Additional Dependencies list.did your code compile without any errors?I got the libcurl.dll from curl-7.33.0-devel-mingw64 and Cygwin-4.dll from libcurl4-7.33.0-1.tar - are they any good to me?probably not. Those.dlls were compiled with mingw and I'm not sure if they work with visual studio.
I gues that you might not need any.dll at all. Thanks for your reply.I got plenty of errors! I am afraid to say I have deleted all my attempts at creating curl projects, I had that many unsuccessful ones, I did not know what I had tried on each. The most common error I got - I have been trying to build simple.c, the example included in curl packages - was (something like) impcurleasysetopt was an unresolved external dependency - and I got that error for each of the 'easy' functions.I just opened the Makefile.vc10 in Visual Studio and tried to build - can you explain Cmake to me?
And is your code above all I would need?(sorry, I just realised there are two replies - thank you to both of you). I have done the following, trying to incorporate what I have been told along the way:Created new project in Visual Studio (empty project, character set not set).Added the path to the package include directory (contains folder 'curl').Added the path to the libcurl.lib file that building in Visual Studio appeared to create in Linker/Additional Library Directories.Added 'libcurl.lib' to Linker/Additional Dependencies (but where do I put the actual file??? Thanks for that, I added that.now I only have 16 unresolved externals! At least going in the right direction!should I be placing libcurl.lib anywhere special? I (think I) adapted the code to c and used cin.get.the link you sent implies I should not have done this maybe, but never mind. THANK YOU for your help, I have been struggling with this for about 6 - 8 weeks! Anyway it worked and thanks very much!oops, just tried to build in release mode and got this error:.curl-7.34.0curl-7.34.0docsexamplessimple.cpp(23): fatal error C1083: Cannot open include file: 'curl/curl.h': No such file or directoryworked fine in debug, opened code of web page.
I could build it in release mode, but when I ran it I got'curlplus.exe': Loaded 'C:UsersantDocumentsVisual Studio 2010ProjectscurlplusReleasecurlplus.exe', Symbols loaded.'
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