including libs by #pragma comment -> order of libs

[Christoph]

I am including a lib in my c-source by using #pragma comment( lib,
myLib.lib )
-> it works!

I additionally want to set myLib.lib as my first library. Can anybody
help me to set the order of the librarys?

Thanks a lot,
Christoph

[Pieter Droogendijk]

On 17 Sep 2003 03:19:45 -0700
80*******@gmx.at (Christoph) wrote:

I am including a lib in my c-source by using #pragma comment( lib,
myLib.lib )

Not using standard C you didn't. The standard says that the effects of a pragma
directive is implementation dependant. Therefore this can't be discussed here
without losing a certain... degree of topicality.

You could best ask in one of the compiler newsgroups.

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[Richard Bos]

80*******@gmx.at (Christoph) wrote:

I am including a lib in my c-source
This does not make sense.
by using #pragma comment( lib, myLib.lib )
This, like almost all #pragmas, is completely system-dependent.
-> it works!
This sounds like accident.
I additionally want to set myLib.lib as my first library.
This, again, is completely system-specific.
Can anybody help me to set the order of the librarys?

Yes: the manual that came with your compiler. Failing that, a newsgroup
that has managing your specific compiler as its topic, instead of
comp.lang.c, which discusses ISO C.

Richard