So, recently i downloaded the newest version of wxPack (wxWidgets3.0.0) for C++, and installed it. now that i want to use it in my program, i included the \"include\" path insi
The necessary libraries to link with are described on this wxWidgets page.
As you can see, wxBase
(libwxbase30u
in your case) is needed always, then wxCore
for all GUI stuff. The rest is used by certain components only, again described on that page.
There also some other auxiliary libraries like libwxzlib
or libwxpngd
, but those should be fairly easy to determine by the names of the missing symbols or their associated functionality you are using (compression, PNG images, ...).