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- From: ray@cse.ucsc.edu (Ray Swartz)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Borland library Q
- Date: 28 Feb 1996 22:38:20 GMT
- Organization: UC Santa Cruz CIS/CE
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- I am accustomed to compiling and linking on UNIX.
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- I am now using borland's 4.5 C++ compiler and can't seem to create
- a library of my pet routines
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- Here is what I did:
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- 1) wrote the routine in a .cpp file (getentry.cpp)
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- 2) compiled it to a .obj file
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- 3) ran the command: tlib raylib getentry
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- 4) added raylib.lib to my library path in the IDE (Options|Project|Linker)
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- 5) tried to compile a program needing getentry().
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- The compile failed with a message that it couldn't find getentry().
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- I tried RTPSM (reading the piece of shit manual) but found it a) completely
- useless or b) what I am looking for is hidden in some non-obvious place.
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- So my question to the Borland gurus out there is
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- What have I done wrong? or
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- What have I forgot to do? or
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- Thanks for your wisdom.
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- Ray
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