Thank you very much!
However I have found the problem, it was very subtle...
The DirectShow filter is written in C++, but the library is compiled in C, so the "name decoration" is different. To make compatible a C library with an application written in C++ it's necessary to set to __cdecl* the...
yes, I try to add the library in the project following Project->Add to Project->Files... the library is shown in the source file list, but the result is the same...
I'm editing a DirectShow source filter starting from the PushSource filter of the DXSDK9 samples.
I want to use an MPEG2 decoder internally in this filter and I try to link a library doing this.
I add it in in Project->Settings->Link form of VisualC++ 6.0 and the library is in the project...
I'm editing a DirectShow source filter starting from the PushSource filter of the DXSDK9 samples.
I want to use an MPEG2 decoder internally in this filter and I try to link a library doing this.
I add it in in Project->Settings->Link form of VisualC++ 6.0 and the library is in the project...
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