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[Dev-C++] libraries

[Gregor P. <pe...@in...>]

Can tell me some one how to create a library file?

what's the difference between
	*.lib
	*.a
	*.o
-Files (exept of thier extension ;-) ?

Some time ago someone told me this all would be the same
To get a  *.a  from a  *.o-File  I just had to rename it?

My Problem is:
I have two precompiled Object-File  libyywrap.o   and  lex.yy.o
generatet by flex (a lexer generator) and sucsessfully copiled with
DevC++ 4.01  lex.yy.c / .o  contains a function named
	int yylex()
which I wanna use in a different project.

I think I have tried all possible (and impossible) Compiler and
Project-Options but DevC++ complains the would be a undefined reference
from gertswnd.c (the file I call yylex() from) to yylex :-(

this is the original error message:
gertswnd.o(.text+0x2659):gertswnd.c: undefined reference to `yylex(void)

would be thankful of any advice!

[Dev-C++] libraries

[<jd...@da...>]

Another problem:
How can I create a library (.a) with DEV-Cpp?
Somebody could tell me where I can find a tool which converts the .lib in .a
?
Thanks a lot.

[Dev-C++] libraries

[joe m. <joe...@ya...>]

greetings,
would like to use turbo C/C++ console graphics
functions. Borland has graphics.h and graphics.lib.
I let DevCpp know where the graphics.lib is and
added it under project options, then put graphics.h
in the include directory of DevCpp. But i got
errors, compilier didnt like "far" calls and some
other things. Should this of worked?

Thanks
Joe McCarron



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Re: [Dev-C++] libraries

[Abhijit S. <mu...@gm...>]

> greetings,
> would like to use turbo C/C++ console graphics
> functions. Borland has graphics.h and graphics.lib.
> I let DevCpp know where the graphics.lib is and
> added it under project options, then put graphics.h
> in the include directory of DevCpp. But i got
> errors, compilier didnt like "far" calls and some
> other things. Should this of worked?
>
> Thanks
> Joe McCarron

No, the BGI lib won't work under Dev-C++, or for that matter, any other
compiler (I think)... it loads the drivers in a very compiler/OS specific
way. Under Dev-C++, try the allegro lib... available at
http://alleg.sourceforge.com. It's got graphics, sound, input, timers... the
works :)


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Re: [Dev-C++] libraries

[Carlos d. M. <cg...@wo...>]

There is a winbgi which is a port of Borland's BGI which works with Dev-C=
++, but
is a very simple graphics, if you want ellaborated graphics try allegro o=
r
opengl or SDL.
I don't know the URL of winbgi, do a search.
The files are winbgim.cpp and .h and libbgi.a, I think I don't forget any=
thing.

Abhijit Shylanath escribi=F3:

> > greetings,
> > would like to use turbo C/C++ console graphics
> > functions. Borland has graphics.h and graphics.lib.
> > I let DevCpp know where the graphics.lib is and
> > added it under project options, then put graphics.h
> > in the include directory of DevCpp. But i got
> > errors, compilier didnt like "far" calls and some
> > other things. Should this of worked?
> >
> > Thanks
> > Joe McCarron
>
> No, the BGI lib won't work under Dev-C++, or for that matter, any other
> compiler (I think)... it loads the drivers in a very compiler/OS specif=
ic
> way. Under Dev-C++, try the allegro lib... available at
> http://alleg.sourceforge.com. It's got graphics, sound, input, timers..=
. the
> works :)
>
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[Dev-C++] Re:libraries

[Carlos d. M. <cg...@wo...>]

I found the link where you can find it.
http://www.cs.colorado.edu/~main/bgi/README.html
Sorry for this extra message.