Newbie here with a question about lib.dir.
In reading the Dynamic C user manual, it appears that all of my projects must use the same lib.dir file. Is this correct?
Dangit, as soon as I posed that, I read in the manual, “Any library that is to be #use�d in a Dynamic C program must be listed in the file LIB.DIR, or another *.DIR file specified by the user.” (emphasis mine.)
I searched the manual and found that going to Options, Project Options, Compiler Tab, Advanced button brings up a dialog that has “User Defined Lib Directory File” that I can use.
Still, though, I have to wonder about some of the design “features” of Dynamic C. Even at first glance this doesn’t seem to be a programming environment designed for programmers.
Even at first glance this doesn’t seem to be a programming environment designed for programmers.
Yup there are many complaints about Dynamic C. At the moment I have for each project a Lib.dir file in the project folder, and when I am working on that project I copy that Lib.dir over the original Lib.dir in the Dynamic C folder.
– A bit of a hassle.