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- From: mag@eskimo.com (mAg)
- Subject: Re: .lib file question
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- Date: Thu, 18 Jan 1996 05:59:11 GMT
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- In article <4dha6l$45d@noc2.drexel.edu> (16 Jan 1996 22:52:05 GMT),
- st918h5w@dunx1.ocs.drexel.edu says :
- >
- >If, for example, you created a .lib file with Microsoft Quick C, could
- >you link it into a project under Borland Turbo C? In other words, is
- >there a standard .lib file format that manufacturers adhere to, or is
- >every one different? What about C++? Please reply by e-mail.
- > Thanks,
-
- There is no guarantee that a LIB from one compiler will work with another compiler.
- Also the LIB formats may or may not be compatible, C standard does not define
- anything about the actual Binary format of the LIB files.
-
- Same about C++
-
- Thx.
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