C Libraries Supported on Windows

Each API configuration produces library files with a common base name (g1client) but with a unique suffix and possibly prefix ("lib" in the case of static libraries). The library suffixes work like this:

<lib>g1client<S><U><D>.<lib|dll>

• lib—indicates a static library.
• dll—indicates a dynamic (shared) library.
• S—indicates a single-threaded build. If this is absent it indicates a multi-threaded build.
• U—indicates a UNICODE version build. If this is absent it indicates an ASCII build.
• D—indicates a debug build. If this suffix is absent it indicates an optimized release build.

To enable the UNICODE version, the LIB_UNICODE macro definition must be in your project.

To use the static C/C++ API library UNICODE version, you need to define U_STATIC_IMPLEMENTATION in your project.

To use the dynamic version, you need to define G1CLIENT_DLL in your project.

We also provide a file called "auto_link.h" in the header file directory and it automatically links to all the corresponding libraries according to the project settings.

To call 64-bit libraries in Windows, you need to define VER_64 in your project.

Static Library

Dynamic Library