Hi Przemek
Przemysław Czerpak wrote:
>
> If you have harbour.dll then you can link it with your application
> by adding two parameters:
>-L -lharbour
> MinGW linker can take any DLL and create import library on the fly.
> It has also some extensions, i.e. if DLL does not contain any exporte
On Thu, 05 Nov 2009, Pritpal Bedi wrote:
Hi
> > You don't need it though, since you can pass plain
> > dlls to mingw linker.
> This seems ok.
> Can you show me the syntax what I must
> insert into vouch.hbm ?
If you have harbour.dll then you can link it with your application
by adding two param
Viktor Szakáts wrote:
You don't need it though, since you can pass plain
dlls to mingw linker.
This seems ok.
Can you show me the syntax what I must
insert into vouch.hbm ?
I could only guess, since I never had to use it,
probably -lsomething.dll. If you cannot push it
through the hbmk2 fi
Hi
Viktor Szakáts wrote:
>
> You don't need it though, since you can pass plain
> dlls to mingw linker.
>
This seems ok.
Can you show me the syntax what I must
insert into vouch.hbm ?
Regards
Pritpal Bedi
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Can someone enlighten me how can I extract a
static linkable lib from a .dll with MINGW?
There is no way to create a statically linkable lib
from any dll on Windows. (well, there is one tool,
but it doesn't work and it a complete hack)
If you want to create implibs from .dlls for mingw,
the roa
Hi Pritpal
I post here my incomplete info
dlltool can do the equivalent of IMPLIB., but is limited and buggly.
same situation like ads is sufficent copy .a in lib
the above method does not work with __stdcall functions. For MSVC will
prefix an underscore to __stdcall functions while MinGW will not.
Hello
Can someone enlighten me how can I extract a
static linkable lib from a .dll with MINGW?
This should be equivalent to "implib" utility of BCC.
Regards
Pritpal Bedi
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