Ick! That hurts!...Not sure I know the answer..I'm not a linker expert by far but on the way there because of my multi-segmentation link problems and global variables...geeze this stuff is fun! Anyway...back to your problem...
I'm using CW7.1 PalmOS SDK 5.0 and Symbol SDK...don't think that I'm using 3.10...here's the kicker... CW guys told me that the CW8.0 Link system is completely re-written... So, I expect your problem to be...drum roll...the Symbol SDK from the symbol website is now incomapatible with CW 8.0...DON'T FRET THOUGH.... CW ususally comes with it's own Symbol SDK. So, if you ARE using symbol's SDK, I suggest that you switch to the CW 8.0 Symbol SDK. I'm almost positive it's there. Not sure because I can't find the balls to upgrade to 8.0 for the amount of money they want...not sure the feature are anything I need. Check the CW8.0 directory tree for the libraries and add the Path to the lib/ScanMgr.lib to your system access path. Let me know if it works...I'm VERY curious about this one...if the SDK is not there or not working with 8.0...just another reason for me not to upgrade. Take care...good luck! James On Fri, 6 Dec 2002 11:09:17 +0530 , Amit Solanki wrote > I am compiling ScanDemo project of Symbol SDK sample. I have not > changed a single line in that. > > I am using Symbol SDK 3.10 and Palm OS SDK 5.0, Code warrior 8.0. > > I tried with absolute path in "system" path and also included > ScanMgr.lib in the project. But stil I am getting link errors like: > > Link Error: ScanMgr.c : Illigal object data in 'ScanMgr.c' > Link Error: ScanDemo.c: 'ScanOpenDecoder' referenced from 'StartApplication' > is undefined. > And other 100 link errors like these. > I could not find any ScanMgr.c file on my pc also. > > Regards > Amit Solanki. > > try just including the symbol sdk path (not the incs or libs > directories specifically). I had to do that...also, I made the > Access paths absolute, not relative to project... Also, make sure > the access path is in the "system" path, not the "user path" If you > put it in the user path, then make sure the checkbox "always scan > user path" is checked. > > Hope that works.... > > James > > Amit Solanki wrote: > > >HELLO ALL, > > I am running an application for Symbol SPT barcode scanner with > >Symbol's SDK 3.10 and codewarrior 8.0. > >I have included include and lib directory paths of Symbol sdk in "Access > >Path" Settings. > >When I am running application I am getting > > > >Link Error: 'ScanOpenDecoder' referenced from 'StartApplication' is > >undefined. > > 'ScanGetDecodedData' referenced from 'ScanBarcode' is > >undefined. > > > >These are defined in ScanMgr.h header file of Symbol SDK. > >Is there any error in my code or any setting is missing? > > > >Regards, > >Amit Solanki > > -- > For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to > unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/ -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] BASiCS -- For information on using the Palm Developer Forums, or to unsubscribe, please see http://www.palmos.com/dev/support/forums/
