I get some .lib file to work with in my program !
I had add this: #pragma comment(lib, "fltdata.lib")
in the head of my code，and the fltdata.lib was copied to de
devc++\lib directory!( I had try to add a dirctory in the setting,
it did't work)
I had alse add" -lfltdata" in the linker options
but the ld.exe allways told me:
"cannot open -lfltdata: No such file or directory"
even i fill a full dirctory int the linker options ,it gave me the same answer?
Did some one have some idea about it?
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It just because the way gcc's linker scans its libraries directories. Library files should always start with the prefix 'lib' and with the '.a' suffix. Thus if you had a librairy called my_wonderful_lib, the file should be named libmy_wondeful_lib.a.
You may try to rename your library libfltdata.a and copy it to the right directory but I 'm not sure this lib will be compatible with mingw since it doesn't seem to have been compiled with a gcc-like compiler. But It won't cost you anything to have a try...
Don't ever give up, trust your instincts !
Ray Ja Mee.
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I get some .lib file to work with in my program !
I had add this: #pragma comment(lib, "fltdata.lib")
in the head of my code，and the fltdata.lib was copied to de
devc++\lib directory!( I had try to add a dirctory in the setting,
it did't work)
I had alse add" -lfltdata" in the linker options
but the ld.exe allways told me:
"cannot open -lfltdata: No such file or directory"
even i fill a full dirctory int the linker options ,it gave me the same answer?
Did some one have some idea about it?
It just because the way gcc's linker scans its libraries directories. Library files should always start with the prefix 'lib' and with the '.a' suffix. Thus if you had a librairy called my_wonderful_lib, the file should be named libmy_wondeful_lib.a.
You may try to rename your library libfltdata.a and copy it to the right directory but I 'm not sure this lib will be compatible with mingw since it doesn't seem to have been compiled with a gcc-like compiler. But It won't cost you anything to have a try...
Don't ever give up, trust your instincts !
Ray Ja Mee.