I'm just starting to learn SFML with Visual Studio. I am faced with problems that my image doesn't loaded with texture.loadFromFile("path"). I found that someone solved this by changing every sfml-~~.lib in linker-input-additional dependency, to sfml-~~-d.lib. So I changed it and solved it! Now I'm wondering what makes the difference: What's "-d"?
What's different between -d.lib and just normal like SFML-system.lib?
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-d is the debug library.
As stated on their installation tutorial:
It is important to link to the libraries that match the configuration: "sfml-xxx-d.lib" for Debug, and "sfml-xxx.lib" for Release. A bad mix may result in crashes.
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