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I am just trying out TBB and I am wondering, Is it always necessary to put to the environment path where the tbb_debug.dll is or to put the tbb_debug.dll in the relative path where the .exe file I compiled to run the .exe? Because when I tried to run the .exe file in a different computer without the tbb_debug.dll, I prompted an error saying that this dll is not found.
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I am just trying out TBB and I am wondering, Is it always necessary to put to the environment path where the tbb_debug.dll is or to put the tbb_debug.dll in the relative path where the .exe file I compiled to run the .exe? Because when I tried to run the .exe file in a different computer without the tbb_debug.dll, I prompted an error saying that this dll is not found.
Yes. tbb_debug.dll or tbb.dll depending on build configuration. Like any other dll you are using. For example, if you are using dynamic run-time, you have to distribute run-time with your program, because probably it is not installed on target machine.
Well, the other option is to link TBB statically... however it is not official feature.
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