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Subject: MSVC++ compatible import library - HOW?
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Date: Tue, 26 Feb 2002 23:59:41 +0500
From: Victor Porton <porton AT narod DOT ru>
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Hello;

I already asked this question but my e-mail does not appears to appear in the list :-(

Is it possible to create an import library compatible with MSVC++ without MSVC++? (1. To not buy its license; 2. To not workaround its bugs.)

Microsoft's linker says something about multiple .text sections and the produced executable crashes. (Note that I link the DLL from _several_ .o files, however the source of only one of these .o files has __declspec(dllexport) directives.)

HEEELPPP!!

P.S. Borland's implib.exe also produces import libraries incompatible with MSVC++ :-(
-- 
Victor Porton (porton AT narod DOT ru)


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