Here's something else that might be handy:

http://blogs.msdn.com/vsdteam/archive/2005/11/20/495123.aspx

Apparently, somehow, some of the functions you define in curlpp end up
being given the attribute _cdecl (as shown by my error output) and thus
it looks for the definitions in the wrong place. Does this solve my
problem? No. :) Do I even want to know why Microsoft needs this
retarded, apparently fragile and absolutely non standard compliant
attribute scheme to link c++ programs? Definitely not. But maybe it
will help someone else, or you, to get this thing to work properly.

Have a good day,

mike

Jean-Philippe Barrette-LaPierre wrote:
> On Tuesday 29 April 2008 12:54 pm, Michael Linck wrote:
>
>> Does anyone know what this means? These don't look like any linker
>> errors that any linker I've ever worked with closely would even think of
>> producing....
>>
>
> Looking at the README.win32 and looking at the errors, I just don't know
> what would be the problem. Can you send your project file? You don't need
> to send the source code of your project. Or maybe if you could send the
> linker commands that you are using?
>
>

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