From: anorland AT hem2 DOT passagen DOT se (Anders Norlander)
Subject: Re: [HELP] Loading Mingw32 built DLLs into an MSVC application (again)
23 Sep 1998 13:46:14 -0700
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To: Gilles Depeyrot <Gilles DOT Depeyrot AT wanadoo DOT fr>
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Gilles Depeyrot wrote:
> 
> Le (the) 18/09/98 18:19, Anders Norlander a écrit (wrote) :
> 
> >> I've been trying on and off for several months to create a DLL
> >> using egcs and loading it into an MSVC 5.0 compiled application
> >> under Windows 95.
> >>
> >> The problem I am encountering is that I succeed in building a
> >> relocatable DLL (at least I think it is) with egcs and have no
> >> problem loading it either with a small test program compiled
> >> either with egcs or with MSVC.
> >>
> >> However, I have never succeeded in loading my sample DLL into
> >> my real life application. LoadLibrary returns NULL and GetLastError
> >> returns 0 !
> >
> >What if you statically link the DLL with your app?
> 
> That seems like an interesting test. However, howow should I go about
> creating a .lib for my DLL in order to link statically in MSVC 5 ?

I don't have MSVC but I think the procedure to create an import
library is something likes this.

1.) Create the .DEF file
2.) Create the import library. The command line should look like
this: `LIB /def:<name>.def /out:<name>.lib


/Anders
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