These are the names of the runtime libraries for Linux:
Library File | Description |
---|---|
<yourFBXSDKpath>\lib\gcc4\x86\release\libfbxsdk.so | gcc 4.0 compiler, dynamic library, release, 32-bit |
<yourFBXSDKpath>\lib\gcc4\x86\debug\libfbxsdk.so | gcc 4.0 compiler, dynamic library, debug, 32-bit |
<yourFBXSDKpath>\lib\gcc4\x86\release\libfbxsdk-static.a | gcc 4.0 compiler, static library, release, 32-bit |
<yourFBXSDKpath>\lib\gcc4\x86\debug\libfbxsdk-static.a | gcc 4.0 compiler, static library, debug, 32-bit |
<yourFBXSDKpath>\lib\gcc4\x64\release\libfbxsdk.so | gcc 4.0 compiler, dynamic library, release, 64-bit |
<yourFBXSDKpath>\lib\gcc4\x64\debug\libfbxsdk.so | gcc 4.0 compiler, dynamic library, debug, 64-bit |
<yourFBXSDKpath>\lib\gcc4\x64\release\libfbxsdk-static.a | gcc 4.0 compiler, static library, release, 64-bit |
<yourFBXSDKpath>\lib\gcc4\x64\debug\libfbxsdk-static.a | gcc 4.0 compiler, static library, debug, 64-bit |
You will find sample programs in <yourFBXSDKpath>\samples\ (see Sample Programs). Each sample program contains a makefile. Use one of these makefiles as a model for your own project.