I have a library that is built in VC6 which contains references to the new
iostream instead
of "iostream.h " to accomodate my .NET Studio built C++ application. However,
in debug mode, I
obtain the following linker warnings. The object files referenced are part
of the VC6 built libraries:
MiLibd.lib(MiIn ternetAddress.o bj) : error LNK2019: unresolved external
symbol "__declspec(dll import) class std::basic_ostr eam<char,struct
std::char_trait s<char> > & __cdecl std::operator<< (class
std::basic_ostr eam<char,struct std::char_trait s<char> > &,char const *)"
(__imp_??6std@@ YAAAV?$basic_os tream@DU?$char_ traits@D@std@@@ 0@AAV10@PBD@Z)
referenced in function "public: __thiscall
MiInternetAddre ss::MiInternetA ddress(unsigned short)"
(??0MiInternetA ddress@@QAE@G@Z )
MiLibd.lib(MiSo cketInitializer .obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external
symbol "__declspec(dll import) class std::basic_ostr eam<char,struct
std::char_trait s<char> > & __cdecl std::operator<< (class
std::basic_ostr eam<char,struct std::char_trait s<char> > &,char const *)"
(__imp_??6std@@ YAAAV?$basic_os tream@DU?$char_ traits@D@std@@@ 0@AAV10@PBD@Z)
Any ideas on what can cause the LINK2019 warnings for the basic_ostream
package after building
my VS.Net built c++ application. Are there signature differences that can
cause issues?
Would appreciate any form of an idea!!!
Thanks
Paul 1 1746
Paul Brun wrote: I have a library that is built in VC6 which contains references to the new iostream instead of "iostream.h " to accomodate my .NET Studio built C++ application. However, in debug mode, I obtain the following linker warnings. The object files referenced are part of the VC6 built libraries:
MiLibd.lib(MiIn ternetAddress.o bj) : error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol "__declspec(dll import) class std::basic_ostr eam<char,struct std::char_trait s<char> > & __cdecl std::operator<< (class std::basic_ostr eam<char,struct std::char_trait s<char> > &,char const *)" (__imp_??6std@@ YAAAV?$basic_os tream@DU?$char_ traits@D@std@@@ 0@AAV10@PBD@Z) referenced in function "public: __thiscall MiInternetAddre ss::MiInternetA ddress(unsigned short)" (??0MiInternetA ddress@@QAE@G@Z )
MiLibd.lib(MiSo cketInitializer .obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "__declspec(dll import) class std::basic_ostr eam<char,struct std::char_trait s<char> > & __cdecl std::operator<< (class std::basic_ostr eam<char,struct std::char_trait s<char> > &,char const *)" (__imp_??6std@@ YAAAV?$basic_os tream@DU?$char_ traits@D@std@@@ 0@AAV10@PBD@Z)
Any ideas on what can cause the LINK2019 warnings for the basic_ostream package after building my VS.Net built c++ application. Are there signature differences that can cause issues?
Yes. The VC7.1 version of the library is different from the VC6 one -
the two can't be mixed at all.
The easiest fix is to recompile your VC6 library under VC.NET. Failing
that, you'll have to write a wrapper library in VC6 that exposes a C or
COM interface, since neither of these interface types suffers from
versioning problems.
The moral is: don't use C++ classes (and particularly standard library
ones) in the interface of DLLs or binary libraries, since Microsoft's
C++ ABI is not stable between versions, particularly the standard
library ABI. If you want to use C++ in a library, make sure you supply
(possible obfuscated) source code so that it can be recompiled if necessary.
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