Why not just link with libcurl.a instead of trying to include the .c
files? Basically you need to add --enable-static to the command line for
libcurl's configure, and then put /<full>/<path>/<to>/libcurl.a in the
link line for your project.

Mark Walter wrote:

> I am sorry if this question has been answered in the past, but I have
> not found a search function for past archives.
>
> I am developing an application that will run on 3 platforms, Windows,
> Linux, and MacOS X. This app will communicate to our server via a web
> interface and Curl looks like a good solution. I would, however,
> like to compile all this code directly into my projects and not use a
> dll. The reason for this is because we do not want to run into
> problems of matching DLLs with various platforms along with changes
> and updates. After all, this is going to be the only app that uses
> it, so there is no need for a DLL.
>
> I have been tinkering with just a test program on windows for a few
> hours, but I can not just add the .c and .h files to any project and
> get it to compile. Ultimatly id like to have one unified codebase
> using curl I can compile for any platform, with no DLL and just call
> the functions i need directly from my main app.
>
> Any help on this would greatly be appricated.
> -- Mark Walter
>
Received on 2005-07-15