Installing VTK on Windows NT 4
Bill
gates at cs.ubc.ca
Tue Sep 21 21:24:04 EDT 1999
Hi,
I compiled VTK 2.3 from the source code the CD-ROM that comes with the
VTK User's Guide (June 1999) using MSVC++ 6.0 on a dual-processor PC
running Window NT 4 (SP4). I used the "debug version, incremental
linking" option when building the VTK libraries. No problem.
Next I created a VC++ project, adding the libraries and setting the
run-time library to "Debug Muli-threaded". I compiled the example
"mace.cxx". No problem.
I ran the program and got the message "msvcrtd.dll" not found.
Apparently this DLL does not exist on my PC (that came from a well-known
company that pre-installed NT)..
I've tried all of the following and still can't get any VTK application
to run:
(1) every run-time library option in the project settings -- still
"msvcrtd.dll" not found
(2) building an "optimized version, incremental linking" of VTK --
still "msvcrtd.dll" not found
(3) downloading and installing a "msvcrtd.dll" -- I got an "invalid
entry point" error
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks, Bill (Ph.D. student in computer graphics)
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