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Subject: Static link libraries and openGL.
From: "Giulio Eulisse" <gurut AT tin DOT it>
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Date: Fri, 12 May 2000 22:48:42 +0000
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Hi, i'm a new user of cygwin. I have just installed the 17/4 net 
version, and I have some problems.

First of all, when trying to build static libraries(i must admit I 
actually don't know very well how to do it, since I've always used 
dynamic libs under BeOS/Linux), I get an unresolved WinMain16. Why?? If 
I declare a dummy main(){}, as stated in the FAQ, then I cannot link the 
library to any executable (obviously, since main is already defined). 
What is the correct process to build static libraries?

Second question. When I try to link opengl/glut libs, the linker finds 
the libglut32/libopengl32, but then it doesn't link their symbols so I 
get a lot of unresolved glXXX.

Thanks in advance

Ciao,
Giulio
  



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