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Using Boost with CreateLibrary

I was looking at the answer of Leonid of Faster alternatives for DayOfWeek and wanted to see how hard it would be to do something similar in C++ using an external library like Boost. I tried to ...

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Visual Studio Express 2010 on x86-64: libcmt.lib missing

The CCompilerDriver documentation explains that to use visual studio express on 64-bit targets, it's necessary to install the windows SDK after installing visual studio. I have done this, first ...

compile librarylink ccompilerdriver

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