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There are ussually 3 parts to installing an external library: 1. Library file 3. Header file If you don't have the DLLs installed, you'll get runtime errors, not linking errors.

Therefore this isn't your problem. If you don't have the headers installed, you'll get compiling errors, not linking errors. Therefore this isn't your problem.

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Your problem lies with your library files. Let's say that you are using freeglut. Make sure that you: a) Have freeglut.lib and opengl.lib available in your library directory (for me in Windows 7 with VS 2010 it's in C: Program Files Microsoft SDKs Windows v7.0A Lib). B) Have freeglut.lib and opengl.lib linked in your project.

For me with VS 2010, right click on the project, choose Properties > Linker > Input > Additional Dependencies > Edit and add freeglut.lib and opengl.lib to the window. If you are using Glut, then use glut32.lib instead of freeglut.lib. That you're linking.lib files indicates that you're trying to link libraries intended for VS.

The libraries for glu32 and opengl32 already come with MinGW, so link those two (don't specify a path). For a MinGW version of glut, you can use this link: (download the archive linked under 'Setting Up GLUT for Win32 With MinGW') Drop the header file into your include/GL folder, libglut32.a in your lib folder (then link 'glut32') and the dll somewhere where your program can find it (in your system folder or your application's folder).