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Date: Mon, 19 Apr 1999 09:58:07 +0200
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From: Glauco Masotti <vaf9143 AT madrona-a DOT iperbole DOT bologna DOT it>
Subject: part 2: mixing GNU and MS tools/libraries...
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Hello. I would like to thank Anders Norlander who gave me the necessary
hints to unblock the situation. Thanks also to Fergus Henderson, Earnie Boyd
and Mikey for their contribution.

Although I made some progress, however I couldn't solve the problem
completely jet.
Well, me10f.lib is a dll import library, so I used the sequence suggested
by Anders 
to build me10.def and libme10f.a, so I am supposed now to be able to use ld
-r 
to link my stuff with ME10 goodies. 
Unfortunately I also have to access *global data* that resides in me10.exe
image.
These data are defined in the code as DllImport variables and correspond to
symbols 
prefixed by __imp_ for the loader. 
The problem is that I get all these symbols unresolved now! 
What else should I do to move off shoals?

Regards.
--- Glauco Masotti





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