We write a gtk+ program that is based on plugins
(dll files). When any function in my dll calls another function outside the dll (e.g. main.cpp) then the compiler doesn't (want to) work. Is it possible to tell the compiler that the (extern) function IS valid, so he compiles allthough he can't find this function; because this function is available in the complete program, which calls the dll ..... Would be very happy to get some help soon (deadline is on 01.01.03 *g*).
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We write a gtk+ program that is based on plugins
(dll files). When any function in my dll calls another function outside the dll (e.g. main.cpp) then the compiler doesn't (want to) work. Is it possible to tell the compiler that the (extern) function IS valid, so he compiles allthough he can't find this function; because this function is available in the complete program, which calls the dll ..... Would be very happy to get some help soon (deadline is on 01.01.03 *g*).