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- From: mstave@wpo.borland.com (Matt Stave)
- Newsgroups: comp.lang.c++
- Subject: Re: Borland 3.0 - Newbie question
- Date: Mon, 01 Apr 1996 20:52:36 GMT
- Organization: Borland International
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- Charlotte,
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- To make an application that you can run, you need to produce an .exe.
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- What are xxx and yyy?
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- --- Matt
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- Charlotte Tomlinson <eeyore@argonet.co.uk> wrote:
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- >Hello,
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- >I am trying to create a simple DOS executable from Borland Turbo 3.0. I
- >have a .cpp file which includes several of my own headers. If I select
- >the Options|Application option to produce a standard EXE file, then I get
- >linker errors of the form "Undefined symbol xxx in module yyy". However,
- >if I select the Options|Make 'Run librarian' item (which, from what I
- >understand changes the output to a .LIB), then I get no linker errors at
- >all, and everything looks fine, but obviously I can't run my main program.
- > I have had relatively few problems with C++ itself, but several with the
- >project setup, what am I missing??
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- >Thanks in advance.
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- >... Windows? I saw through them!
- >--
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- >| Charlotte Tomlinson | Mediocrity know nothing higher than itself, |
- >| eeyore@argonet.co.uk | but talent instantly recognises genius. |
- >|---------------------------------------------------------------------------|
- >--------- Now WWWebbed up at http://www.argonet.co.uk/users/eeyore/ ---------
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