Re: I build a tkimgwindow13.dll, but can't use it



Hi,
I download a tkimg1.3_src from Internet, and built it under
Windows XP. I got tkimgico13.dll, tkimgps13.dll, etc, and replaced
them to /ActiveTcl/lib/Img1.3 one by one. I run the /ActiveTcl/demos/
Img/demo.tcl to test them. When I tried the tkimgwindow13.dll, I met a
error:"couldn't load library "E:/Developer/ActiveTcl/lib/Img1.3/
tkimgwindow13.dll":this library or a dependent library could not be
found in library path"
the key phrase could well be 'or a dependent library'. Maybe the DLL
you built needs a DLL from your compiler which isn#t on the PATH?
Run the dependency walker (www.dependencywalker.com) on the DLL to
find out what is missing.
HTH
Helmut Giese
.



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