Hi everyone,
I am trying to use an Ansi-C-compatible API provided by a closed-source
software, and I am badly failing to link against the library, which I am
willing to blame on my inexperience with linker settings.
What I have is:
- the header files for the API
- the *.dll files in my system32 folder
- the *.lib file for the one dll that contains the function I want to use.
My understanding is that I need to
- include the header files in my source (as if it was my own code and I
had the cpp-files also)
- use the function as intended in my code and as defined in the header
- link against the libfile
- have the dll available at runtime
So how do I link against the libraryname.lib file - which command line
option for the g++ linker is that?
Grateful for any help!
Lars
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