I am building a library and trying to statically link it to an
application using MSVS 1O & Emscripten 1.7.8.

The project file building the library creates mylib.bc. ".bc" seems  the
only possible choice of extension in vstool. However Alon's blog about
building xml.js
<http://mozakai.blogspot.com/2012/03/howto-port-cc-library-to-javascript.html>
talks about linking "libxml2.a" though it is far from clear in the blog
how that libxml2.a came to be generated.

When I attempt to link the application I get the error "GCCLINK : error
root: mylib.bc: No such file or directory. The link command shown by MSVS is

-o "Emscripten\bin\TestApp.html" -L"..\lib_proj\vc10\Emscripten\lib"
--js-library "emapp/library_window.js" "mylib.bc"

The library is definitely in the directory passed by the -L option.I
have tried dropping ".bc" from the library name in the link command and
also tried renaming the library to ".a". Neither had any effect.

Regards

    -Mark

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