Thank you for your time. I removed freetype.lib from FTGL.lib so they were
seperate. Which re-compiling FTGL made it complain, but still build. Then I
linked both to my project and the problem was very clear.
There were multiple undefined symbols. As I was probably not defining any
constants like FT_NO_CFF (just an example) it was probably trying to build
everything including prototypes to functions I hadn't included in my
freetype.lib project.
After tracking down all the files and compiling/linking them in freetype, I
then built my font testing project. After a little work I got all fonts to
render correctly.
I still don't know what "Error processing module" means, but I'm almost sure
that it was because I had undefined symbols in a second-level linked library.
My only problem is, that FTGL won't link to freetype directly, so I have to add
FTGL and freetype together in any projects I want to use them with.
I'm thinking it's because I built freetype by hand. I couldn't get "make setup
bcc32" working because borland has a "make" that it registers on the console.
So I'm calling a borland make and not the GNU make.
Werner LEMBERG <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [Linker Error] Error: Error processing module ftglyph.c
This is a cryptic error message without any guide to the user. You
should complain to the developers of the linker :-)
> When building I got two warnings:
> [C++ Warning] ftglyph.c(329): W8075 Suspicious pointer conversion
> [C++ Warning] ftobjs.c(2319): W8004 'error' is assigned a value that
> is never used
Both should be harmless.
> Maybe this is my problem? the only thing I could find on google
> about "error processing module" was to recompile the project. That
> did not work.
A C/C++ issue? Have you compiled everything with C++?
This is just a wild guess. We need more detailed log data for any
further advice -- perhaps you can force the compiler/linker to be more
verbose.
Werner
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