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- From: yyang@wsuaix.csc.wsu.edu (yongqi yang;S10000)
- Subject: Anybody experienced this problem with MSC7.0 linker?
- Message-ID: <1992Jul22.032027.22518@serval.net.wsu.edu>
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- Organization: Washington State University
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- Date: Wed, 22 Jul 92 03:20:27 GMT
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- I am converting one of my old C++ program from BC code base to MSC7.0. The
- program got compiled fine. When I tried to link it, I got some error message
- from the MSC linker, complaining some exported class member
- functions have no internal representation, error L2022.
- BTW, the program is a DLL. I dump the map file, and after several
- minutes checking, I found all those functions that the Linker complains had
- very long names, and been assigned to 0000:0000. So I did some test by reducing
- the length of the name of some member functions, and fixed some complains. On
- the other hand, the program was compiled and linked under Borland C++ fine. I
- wonder if anybody else experienced this kind of problem. It seems to me MSC7.0
- linker doesn't handle long function name very well.
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