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    how do I solve this error, even though the folder is correct
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        how do I solve this error, even though the folder is correct
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        If you are showing file libusb-1.0.def, that does not supply a library. Since you seem (from your LIBS line) to be using MinGW (are you? why not say?) it will be looking for something like libusb-1.0.a. Maybe you need to change the -L option to append the right directory for your compiler/linker (like MinGW64/lib), I don't know?

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          @JoeCFD said in how to solve the include libusb error:

          I guess you need dll file

          Since when can you link against a DLL? Unless a .def MSVC magic lets you do that? But OP is using MinGW anyway.

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            @Blackzero
            If you are showing file libusb-1.0.def, that does not supply a library. Since you seem (from your LIBS line) to be using MinGW (are you? why not say?) it will be looking for something like libusb-1.0.a. Maybe you need to change the -L option to append the right directory for your compiler/linker (like MinGW64/lib), I don't know?

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            @JonB said in how to solve the include libusb error:

            If you are showing file libusb-1.0.def, that does not supply a library. Since you seem (from your LIBS line) to be using MinGW (are you? why not say?) it will be looking for something like libusb-1.0.a. Maybe you need to change the -L option to append the right directory for your compiler/linker (like MinGW64/lib), I don't know?

            Yes I'm using MinGw64, so how do I set it up for mingw?

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              @JoeCFD said in how to solve the include libusb error:

              I guess you need dll file

              Since when can you link against a DLL? Unless a .def MSVC magic lets you do that? But OP is using MinGW anyway.

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              @JonB junk post. Ignore it.

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                @JonB said in how to solve the include libusb error:

                If you are showing file libusb-1.0.def, that does not supply a library. Since you seem (from your LIBS line) to be using MinGW (are you? why not say?) it will be looking for something like libusb-1.0.a. Maybe you need to change the -L option to append the right directory for your compiler/linker (like MinGW64/lib), I don't know?

                Yes I'm using MinGw64, so how do I set it up for mingw?

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                @Blackzero said in how to solve the include libusb error:

                so how do I set it up for mingw?

                you need to change the -L option to append the right directory for your compiler/linker (like MinGW64/lib),

                You already quoted the answer...

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                  @Blackzero
                  If you are showing file libusb-1.0.def, that does not supply a library. Since you seem (from your LIBS line) to be using MinGW (are you? why not say?) it will be looking for something like libusb-1.0.a. Maybe you need to change the -L option to append the right directory for your compiler/linker (like MinGW64/lib), I don't know?

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                  @JonB Yes you are right, I changed it to this and put libusb-1.0.dll near the application, thanks

                  INCLUDEPATH += C:/libusb-1.0.27/include
                  LIBS += -LC:/libusb-1.0.27/MinGW64/static -lusb-1.0
                  
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