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From:	Stefan Hansen <stefan DOT hansen AT gmx DOT net>
Reply-To:	stefan DOT hansen AT tu-harburg DOT de
To:	cygwin AT cygwin DOT com
Subject:	dll for Windows
Date:	Sun, 27 Oct 2002 20:00:51 +0100
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Message-Id:	<02102720005100.02282@Poldi>

Hi,

my last question about compiling a dll for Windows with cygwin stayed without 
answer. Perhaps i am stiupid. But this is a problem i have to solve. so i try 
it again. 

This time i have tried the dllhelpers code from the same site as i postet in 
my last E-Mail. There is a realy simple makefile. I think i could handle 
this. But my problem is that i couldnt use the dll under the Windows Project. 
The Linker cant resolve the Objects stored in the dll. I think the reason is 
that i have no lib-file. (by the hello-1.0 i can copy the .a-file to a 
.lib-file and it runs.) 

I have not realy experiences in compiling dlls. So i have no idea what is 
goin wrong. Perhaps i have only to create a lib-file. but how could i do this 
with the cygwin environment?

About my project:

I attempt to built a dll from the Videolan (http://www.videolan.org/) Project 
which could be used for a windows based DVB-T reciever. If i could 
croscompile this dll the project stayed open for a linux solution. At this 
time have to use Windows because there is no driver supporting linux. But it 
is only a questin of time and a linux driver exist. Then the project should 
run under linux. if the dll is ready. 

Stefan Hansen

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Hi,

i am trying to compile a dll for a windows application. I have read a lot
about it (for example)

http://www.neuro.gatech.edu/users/cwilson/cygutils/

i have found an easy example on this site (hello-1.0.tar.gz). But the
makefile is for my skills in makefiles "unreadable". Is there a more easy
possibillity to compile a dll file from a project like the hello example ?

Thanks for you interest.

Stefan Hanse

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Hi,

i am trying to compile a dll for a windows application. I have read a lot
about it (for example)

http://www.neuro.gatech.edu/users/cwilson/cygutils/

i have found an easy example on this site (hello-1.0.tar.gz). But the
makefile is for my skills in makefiles "unreadable". Is there a more easy
possibillity to compile a dll file from a project like the hello example ?

Thanks for you interest.

Stefan Hanse

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