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Under win10 platform, which windows libraries need to be linked when writing win32c + + programs with DEV-C + +?
I don't use Dev-C++ (VS 2019),
but it depends on which APIs you use
For a basic Win32 GUI Hello World, just
kernel32.lib
user32.lib
+
gdi32.lib if you draw things...
(VS adds the VC Runtime)
I suggest that you can use DEV-C + +, which can make this problem clearer
Apparently, Dev-C++ is an IDE (Integrated Development Environment) not a compiler. According to Dev-C++ Official Website Version 5 can be downloaded with the Mingw/GCC 3.4.2 compiler and GDB 5.2.1 debugger and the Version 6 download includes the TDM-GCC compiler.
So you should refer to Windows documentation for each Windows API function that your code uses to determine the related DLL and the import library required for the linker. The requirements for the non-Microsoft compiler that your version of Dev-C++ is using should be referred to for any other requirements.