@jacob1(View Post) That DLL is part of MinGW. If you don't want your builds to depend on it, you'll have to add -static-libgcc to your linker options. And since that's the C++ version, I'd assume that you'd probably also want to add -static-libstdc++ as well (or else you'll also need libstdc++-6.dll as well).
@abczyx123987(View Post) Okay, but I compile with visual studio, I don't even use MinGW. Maybe it's the zlib that needs it, I probably don't have the right one.
@Potbelly(View Post) Okay, but I can't right now, i'll post here if/when I add it
@jacob1(View Post) It has both static and shared. zlib.lib is the static library, and zdll.lib is the shared library (as if the file names don't already tell you that). Of course, most people are probably just going to use the static library, but since the Visual Studio makefile that's in the zlib source package built both, I figured I might as well throw them both in.
@Box-Poorsoft(View Post) wait for what? It's already out of beta, and everyone has it. I'm not fixing lots of bugs because of stress over the amount of bugs it has, I just like fixing bugs and improving things, and also having my work get into tpt. Also, I like lists (like the bug list I made)