link error 1104
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error LNK1104: cannot open file 'uafxcwd.lib' I have installed vs 2012 express edition. To use mfc i have installed wdk7.1 and set path for mfc libraries and includes directories. after that i write a code: #include; struct CSimpleApp : public CWinApp { BOOL InitInstance() { return TRUE; } }; CSimpleApp theApp; But the above mentioned 1 link error lnk1104 cannot open file 'uafxcwd.lib' is coming. I tried static and shared mfc and also trid with different character set. Anybody can solve pls?
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error LNK1104: cannot open file 'uafxcwd.lib' I have installed vs 2012 express edition. To use mfc i have installed wdk7.1 and set path for mfc libraries and includes directories. after that i write a code: #include; struct CSimpleApp : public CWinApp { BOOL InitInstance() { return TRUE; } }; CSimpleApp theApp; But the above mentioned 1 link error lnk1104 cannot open file 'uafxcwd.lib' is coming. I tried static and shared mfc and also trid with different character set. Anybody can solve pls?
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Express edition products do not include MFC, and as far as I am aware the Windows Driver Kit does not either. A quick search of the various directories will tell whether this lib file exists or not.
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Dear Richard, I want to use express version with wdk for mfc programming. can you suggest me any way? Regards, Prasun
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Dear Richard, I want to use express version with wdk for mfc programming. can you suggest me any way? Regards, Prasun
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Dear Richard, I want to use express version with wdk for mfc programming. can you suggest me any way? Regards, Prasun
If you want to use MFC, you usually have to pay for VisualStudio. I usually use the "Professional" version, it should have everything you need. Only thing that's useful that any of the other versions have that would be nice is the remote debugger, you have to get one of the other versions for that (for debugging remotely on embedded systems and/or just remote systems). It is expensive, but if you're a professional, your company should probably cover the cost. If you're a student, I believe you can get student pricing (may depend on university). If you're neither, you may have to consider using an open source alternative. There's quite a few alternative frameworks out there (wxWidgets, Qt, etc.).