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Jan 06, 2006  I am not sure where you found ws232.lib or wsock.lib, but the naming convention for GNU libraries (or archives) would have them called libwsock.a and libws232.a - which is indeed the case with those supplied with Dev-C - so what are you using? May 04, 2017  Hi Stan Huang, thanks for posting here. Photoshop elements 6 download mac. In my opinion, you don't need to get the path of ws232.lib. It's a system file. The directories you listed are all included in your project property-C.

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Hi,
@kbw is correct once again.
I'd like to expand upon it as Richard Feynman once said 'I learned the difference between knowing the name of something and knowing something' so I'd like to explain why this fails.
The reason this fails because MSDN is an Microsoft websites (very obvious) and since Microsoft have developed the well-known IDE and compiler Visual C++ they use the VC++ working code and in VC++ the developer can tinker with the project settings (linking being case here) in-code and the way they can do this is by using the #pragma directive and since directives depend on the compiler, I conclude #pragma comment() is an VC++ only directive and since Orwell Dev-Cpp is not an VC++ compiler type but rather an MingW based it will not work.
The #pragma comment(lib, 'Ws2_32.lib') is an way of telling the VC++ compiler to link with library ws2_32.lib so on VC++ it does this, and the code will work but unfortunately since Orwell Dev-Cpp does not have this capability you must perform this task manually by linking Ws2_32.lib to the project. Then it will successfully execute and work!
I hope this helps & good luck on your endeavors,
OrionMaster

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I checked the MinGW library files on my computer. The ws23.lib is there as libws232.a. It is in the MinGW lib folder. /download-some-cooking-games.html. Do you have it? You may just need to update your MinGW compiler files. The answers that they offered speak that the #pragma comment(lib, 'Ws232.lib') that I place at the beginning of the program is not valid for the compiler gcc but only for visual c and that instead of that I have to add the library manually through the makefile by placing -L'ws232' however try to put it in some places and the springs kept.