Hi, I'm building a plug-in for Bioclipse (http://www.bioclipse.net/) for which I like to use libghemical's capabilities to do MM and QM calculations. The target platforms are Linux and Windows (OS-X possible later). In Windows I have installed Cygwin and installed LibGhemical as described in the INSTALL file, resulting in these files: - /usr/local/lib/libghemical.a - /usr/local/liblibghemical.am - the parameter files under /usr/local/share/libghemical I've made my dll using: gcc -mno-cygwin -I*some stuff I need* -L/usr/local/lib -shared -Wl,--add-stdcall-alias *my cpp* -lghemical -lstdc++ -o ghemical.dll Now I want to use the dll OUTSIDE a Cygwin environment. The problem is that the dll crashes when trying to access the parameter files under /usr/local/share/libghemical, because this path does not exists in Windows of course. So my question: Is it possible to adapt the source of libghemical so it is no longer dependant of those parameter files? (e.g. embed them in source...) If this is not possible, can I change the search path for the parameter files relative to the started application. Note that the 'official' Windows port seems to be broken... when started it goes to 100% cpu and stays there. It is possible however that this problem is Visual Studio 2005 related. With kind regards, Rob Schellhorn