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- From: jcf3820@silver.sdsmt.edu (James Foster)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: 32-bit record
- Date: 12 Mar 1996 06:54:38 GMT
- Organization: South Dakota School of Mines and Technology
- Distribution: world
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- Summary: tlink error
- Keywords: tlink, 32, 32-bit
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- I'm trying to link a library that came with a book to a program I've
- written, but there is a problem.. it seems the library has 32 bit code
- in it and according to the help file in the turbo c++ editor I need to
- use a /3 option with tlink
-
- soo.. I use tlink /3 etc. etc. etc. and then I get two errors depending on
- how I type it.. one error says that there is an error at address A00000
- or something like that, another is that it can't open oldnames.lib.
-
- so, instead of using the library I took the individual .obj files that
- make up the library and try just linking them to my program.. the problem
- here is that these contain 32 bit code as well and I still get the same
- errors.. can anyone help me, and tell me what I'm doing wrong?
- thanks!
-
- chad
-
-