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Date:	Mon, 24 Nov 2003 18:57:22 +0100
From:	Jerome Robert <jeromerobert AT users DOT sourceforge DOT net>
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Subject:	libmoldname.a with msvc

Hello,
I created an executable with msvc, linked to libmoldname.a from mingw. I 
did it because my program is full of call to function underscored by 
Microsoft (_strdup, _putenv...). My executable is crashing each time I 
call a function from libmoldname. When debugging the assembly code I can 
see that the jump to __imp__putenv drive to a bad memory address. I can 
see from the map file created by the linker that __imp_putenv is 
included from msvcrt.lib. I also tryed to link my program with 
libmsvcrt.a but it crash before entering the main function. I am using 
mingw runtime 3.2 from the cygwin distribution.

Did someone tried to do this before and get the same troubles ?

Best regards,

Jerome.



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