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[Dev-C++] more: problem using dll/lib from visual studio

[Axel B. <th...@th...>]

well, I have advanced a bit now:

I have two versions of libdb: a static and a dll one. the dll one comes 
with a library.

Now if I try to compile while linking against the static thing 
(libdb42s.lib, included by -L. -ldb42s) I get the following error message:
	"cannot find -ldb42s"

wow. OK. linking against the .lib file from the dll delivers this 
lyrical error:
	[Linker error] undefined reference to `Db::Db(DbEnv*, unsigned)'

both files lie in the directory of the application, the paths are the 
include paths are the same for both ones, and even the command line 
compiler fails to find the static library. I checked with some visual 
c++ dev tools, and all necessary functions should be in there.

I also checked that the definition is all right - the constructor DOES 
look like this. I am getting so frustrated you won't believe.

I really *want* to use dev-c++, because it's free, and small, and I know 
what I'm doint, but I *HAVE* to link with that library. I linked against 
another library (winpcap) WITHOUT any problems!!! I DO NOT UNDERSTAND THIS!!

please if anyone has *ANY* idea - HEEEEELLLPPP!!!!!


thanks in advance & greetings,

axel.

[Dev-C++] more: problem using dll/lib from visual studio

[Axel B. <new...@th...>]

well, I have advanced a bit now:

I have two versions of libdb: a static and a dll one. the dll one comes
with a library.

Now if I try to compile while linking against the static thing
(libdb42s.lib, included by -L. -ldb42s) I get the following error message:
	"cannot find -ldb42s"

wow. OK. linking against the .lib file from the dll delivers this
lyrical error:
	[Linker error] undefined reference to `Db::Db(DbEnv*, unsigned)'

both files lie in the directory of the application, the paths are the
include paths are the same for both ones, and even the command line
compiler fails to find the static library. I checked with some visual
c++ dev tools, and all necessary functions should be in there.

I also checked that the definition is all right - the constructor DOES
look like this. I am getting so frustrated you won't believe.

I really *want* to use dev-c++, because it's free, and small, and I know
what I'm doint, but I *HAVE* to link with that library. I linked against
another library (winpcap) WITHOUT any problems!!! I DO NOT UNDERSTAND THIS!!

please if anyone has *ANY* idea - HEEEEELLLPPP!!!!!


thanks in advance & greetings,

axel.