C++ – tbb.dll is missing from your computer

cdlltbbvisual c++

I have followed every step in this video.

Basically added all additional dependencies to Visual Studio 2010. Added tbb.lib to linker input options too. The program builds but it does not run.

I get System Error : "The program can't start because tbb.dll is missing from your computer. Try reinstalling the program to fix this problem."

Did that, still getting the same error. Also saw that tbb.dll is present in the \bin directory.

Best Answer

Add the path to the folder that includes the tbb.dll file (for example in my case is ..\tbb42_20131003oss\bin\ia32\vc10), into the PATH environmental variable of your PC. In this way the dll file will be accessible and usable without being necessary to copy it into the Debug (or Release) directory of your project.

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