2010.02.15 13:16 "[Tiff] Using libtiff in Visual C++ 6.0", by Weichao Wang

2010.02.16 17:40 "Re: [Tiff] Using libtiff in Visual C++ 6.0", by Kevin Myers

So, you're saying that he can't (easily?) link to a libtiff DLL that has been built using GCC from an application that will be built using MSVC?

I've downloaded libtiff 3.8.2 and installed it in my computer. In the folder C:\Programme\GnuWin32\bin there are 6 .dll files along with many .exe files. So I suppose I needn't to build libtiff myself, am I right? My question is now what I should do (what should I include or import or what so ever into my Visual C++ project) so that I can use functions such as TIFFReadEncodedStrip(...) as if I had implemented them in my project as is shown in Michael Still's (UNIX) example.

The GnuWin32 project is intended for users of the GCC compiler under Windows so these files will not be of much value for MSVC. You are best served by building the latest stable release of libtiff from source code.