Hi all,
Recently I have tried to create a static lib using MS VC++.
The following are some of the excerpt of my codes:
********* MyFirstStaticLi b.c *************** ****
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
int getA(int a, int b){
....
}
int getB(int a, int b){
....
}
*************** *************** **********
Both function 'getA' and 'getB' will be used in my other program.
I compiling my other program... I alway got "__cdecl int getA()" errors
same fot 'getB' function.
Anyone know the cause?
Thanks.
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Ralph <RA***@cwazy.RE MOVETHIS.co.uk> wrote: Recently I have tried to create a static lib using MS VC++.
Note that creating libraries is system-specific, and therefore
off-topic. However...
Both function 'getA' and 'getB' will be used in my other program.
I compiling my other program... I alway got "__cdecl int getA()" errors
same fot 'getB' function.
Anyone know the cause?
....you might check that you are compiling (both the library and the
program which uses it) in C mode, not as C++. Ditto for linking and/or
library-collecting.
Richard rl*@hoekstra-uitgeverij.nl (Richard Bos) wrote in message news:<40******* *********@news. individual.net> ...
<OT> Ralph <RA***@cwazy.RE MOVETHIS.co.uk> wrote:
Recently I have tried to create a static lib using MS VC++.
Note that creating libraries is system-specific, and therefore
off-topic. However...
Both function 'getA' and 'getB' will be used in my other program.
I compiling my other program... I alway got "__cdecl int getA()" errors
same fot 'getB' function.
Anyone know the cause?
...you might check that you are compiling (both the library and the
program which uses it) in C mode, not as C++. Ditto for linking and/or
library-collecting.
Richard
1. You need to do more reading about creating libraries.
2. Do not use functions names like "getA". The "A" won't make
your function name unique. Most of the MS library functions
are implemented in two versions, one appended with A (for Ascii)
and the other appended with W (for Wide char/Unicode).
3. When you implement a library, always specify the calling
convention. MS VC has __cdecl, __stdcall and __fastcall.
Generallly you should use __stdcall but the default is __cdecl.
There are compiler options (/Gz, /Gd) to specify which
convention to use as the default.
4. Distribute your library with a headerfile.
5. Post brief but complete information on here. It does not seem
that "__cdecl int getA()" is the complete error message.
</OT>
In <a5************ **************@ posting.google. com> k_*****@yahoo.c om (kal) writes: <OT>
<snip></OT>
When your post is off topic from one end to the other, you prepend the
[OT] tag to the subject line.
Dan
--
Dan Pop
DESY Zeuthen, RZ group
Email: Da*****@ifh.de k_*****@yahoo.c om (kal) wrote: rl*@hoekstra-uitgeverij.nl (Richard Bos) wrote in message news:<40******* *********@news. individual.net> ...
Ralph <RA***@cwazy.RE MOVETHIS.co.uk> wrote:
Recently I have tried to create a static lib using MS VC++.
Note that creating libraries is system-specific, and therefore
off-topic. However...
Both function 'getA' and 'getB' will be used in my other program.
I compiling my other program... I alway got "__cdecl int getA()" errors
same fot 'getB' function.
Anyone know the cause?
...you might check that you are compiling (both the library and the
program which uses it) in C mode, not as C++. Ditto for linking and/or
library-collecting.
1. You need to do more reading about creating libraries.
No, I don't. Be careful whom you address.
2. Do not use functions names like "getA". The "A" won't make
your function name unique. Most of the MS library functions
are implemented in two versions, one appended with A (for Ascii)
and the other appended with W (for Wide char/Unicode).
If M$ VC++ declares the function getA() when it is asked to compile an
ISO C program, it is a vile, malodorous, miscreant abomination. That
identifier is in the user's namespace, and it is the OP's full right to
use it. It isn't even a very unlikely name to occur. Any implementation
which prevents an ISO C program from defining a function called getA()
is severely broken.
3. When you implement a library, always specify the calling
convention. MS VC has __cdecl, __stdcall and __fastcall.
This is massively off-topic.
4. Distribute your library with a headerfile.
Obviously, but how is that pertinent to the problem?
5. Post brief but complete information on here.
No, don't. Post it somewhere where making libraries with M$ VC++ is
on-topic.
Richard
Richard Bos <rl*@hoekstra-uitgeverij.nl> scribbled the following: k_*****@yahoo.c om (kal) wrote: 2. Do not use functions names like "getA". The "A" won't make
your function name unique. Most of the MS library functions
are implemented in two versions, one appended with A (for Ascii)
and the other appended with W (for Wide char/Unicode).
If M$ VC++ declares the function getA() when it is asked to compile an
ISO C program, it is a vile, malodorous, miscreant abomination.
In other words, a rather usual M$ product. =)
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- Ruben Stiller Da*****@cern.ch (Dan Pop) wrote in message news:<c9******* ***@sunnews.cer n.ch>... When your post is off topic from one end to the other, you prepend the
[OT] tag to the subject line.
Sorry about that. I really ought not to have posted that one. But the
OP seemed to be adrift without a paddle and since I happened to know a
little bit about that...
P.S. I have often wondered, "why HELVETICA?"
kal <k_*****@yahoo. com> scribbled the following: Da*****@cern.ch (Dan Pop) wrote in message news:<c9******* ***@sunnews.cer n.ch>... When your post is off topic from one end to the other, you prepend the
[OT] tag to the subject line.
Sorry about that. I really ought not to have posted that one. But the
OP seemed to be adrift without a paddle and since I happened to know a
little bit about that...
P.S. I have often wondered, "why HELVETICA?"
What "why Helvetica"? What does Helvetica have to do with this?
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Joona I Palaste <pa*****@cc.hel sinki.fi> wrote: kal <k_*****@yahoo. com> scribbled the following: Da*****@cern.ch (Dan Pop) wrote in message news:<c9******* ***@sunnews.cer n.ch>... When your post is off topic from one end to the other, you prepend the
[OT] tag to the subject line.
Sorry about that. I really ought not to have posted that one. But the
OP seemed to be adrift without a paddle and since I happened to know a
little bit about that...
P.S. I have often wondered, "why HELVETICA?"
What "why Helvetica"? What does Helvetica have to do with this?
I presume he means "Why does Dan Pop have an address in Switzerland?"
And I presume the answer is because Dan Pop has a job in Switzerland...
Richard
In <40************ ****@news.indiv idual.net> rl*@hoekstra-uitgeverij.nl (Richard Bos) writes: Joona I Palaste <pa*****@cc.hel sinki.fi> wrote:
kal <k_*****@yahoo. com> scribbled the following: > Da*****@cern.ch (Dan Pop) wrote in message news:<c9******* ***@sunnews.cer n.ch>...
>> When your post is off topic from one end to the other, you prepend the
>> [OT] tag to the subject line.
> Sorry about that. I really ought not to have posted that one. But the
> OP seemed to be adrift without a paddle and since I happened to know a
> little bit about that...
> P.S. I have often wondered, "why HELVETICA?"
What "why Helvetica"? What does Helvetica have to do with this?
I presume he means "Why does Dan Pop have an address in Switzerland?"
And I presume the answer is because Dan Pop has a job in Switzerland...
A presumption flatly contradicted by Dan Pop's signature block...
Dan
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Dan Pop
DESY Zeuthen, RZ group
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