on Mon, 27 Jun 2005
thierry wrote:
Was quite funny when i saw your emails yesterday;
because i've decided to play a bit with the
externals during last week-end.. and
after having download
whatever was existing on the subject, plus DevC++,
plus lot of scans on this list...
i did
Ok, i'll send you a HowTo explaining how i did manage,
with all the details for the C compiler and linkers... which was
the essentials information i didn't have, or partly
HTH, thierry
Just now, i've been able to compile and link one
external.
If you so desire i can send you the makefile
Hi Alejandro,
Was quite funny when i saw your emails yesterday; because i've
decided to play a bit with the externals during last week-end.. and
after having download
whatever was exiting on the subject, plus DevC++, plus lot
of scans on this list... i did struggle at the same time as you on
Hi Alejandro,
Hi Developers,
i had success following the instructions
given by Alex Tweedly to compile his external
with Dev-C++ (Bloodshed).
I downloaded and installed the latest version
available of this compiler.
here are the files i used in the compilation:
Alejandro-
Friday, June 24, 2005, 11:21:30 AM, you wrote:
AT now, while using the same recipe to compile
AT the external from the sdk, i get a lot of
AT warnings and linker errors about a long list
AT of similar undeclared objects
AT like: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
That's a pretty bizarre error
on Fri, 24 Jun 2005
Klaus Major wrote:
ehm, sorry, but looks like i missed the part with
the explanation of what the wonderful external
actually does?
Sorry for my ignorance...
It's a functional starting point for
developing external using the free compiler
named Dev-C++ (Bloodshed). The
Hi Mark!,
Mark Wieder wrote:
AT now, while using the same recipe to compile
AT the external from the sdk, i get a lot of
AT warnings and linker errors about a long list
AT of similar undeclared objects
AT like: SelectObject at 8
That's a pretty bizarre error message.
Which example are you
Once the nuances of correcting for the current funky externals package
are identified, would it be worth the effort to make a Rev tool to serve
as a simple specialized IDE for making externals?
C is just text, as are the make files, and GCC can be run with the shell
function, yes?
My hunch
On Jun 24, 2005, at 1:31 PM, Mark Wieder wrote:
AT warnings and linker errors about a long list
AT of similar undeclared objects
AT like: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
That's a pretty bizarre error message. Which example are you trying to
compile?
I'm coming in in the middle of this.
This looks similar
al,
I don't often build externals with bloodshed, but if i remember
correctly you needed to make sure you had the following
1.) -DBUILDING_DLL=1 as a compiler option
2.) --add-stdcall-alias as a linker option (which you have)
3.) Since you're building c code and not c++ you might mess with
Alejandro-
Friday, June 24, 2005, 1:11:41 PM, you wrote:
AT make.exe -f
AT C:\WINDOWS\Desktop\ExternalSDK\Makefile.win all
AT dllwrap.exe --output-def libexternal.def --implib
AT libexternal.a external.o XCmdGlue.o
AT -LC:/DEV-CPP/lib -LC:/WINDOWS/Desktop/ExternalSDK
AT --no-export-all-symbols
Hi Developers,
i remember that Kenneth Simmons
has posted a C++ version of
the external dll in this page:
http://www.rpi.edu/~simonk/mc/mcExternalCPP.zip
Following the instructions for
compiling this C++ dll in Dev-C++
produced the following errors.
Notice these are a lot less than
in previous
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