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When linking your application, make sure to use the correct set of libraries for your compilation environment.
For Windows only, note that when compiling the SDK, each version of Visual Studio shipped by Microsoft has its own set of standard libraries. We supply : A single 32-bit or 64-bit LM-X Windows SDK provides a compatible set of LM-X libraries for each supported version of Visual Studio. For example, if you use Visual Studio 2010, you will download and use the LM-X SDK marked as VC2010. If you change the version of Visual Studio you are using, you must obtain a new version of LM-X that is compatible with that version of Visual StudioDuring the compilation process, the correct libraries will be selected automatically based on the compiler you use.
If you need to use multiple versions of Visual Studio, or you need to use a different Windows compiler (such as an open source compiler), you can build a dll version of LM-X that lets you use LM-X with both supported and unsupported compilers. This alternative offers the best possible flexibility, because the dll will be independent of the compiler used for building your product.
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