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[Dev-C++] LIB files and Dev-C++ (=?koi8-r?B?89TBzsnTzMHXIODEyc4=?=)

[Benjamin L. <bl...@gm...>]

No, I doubt it. The GNU ld only accepts .o and .a files it seems.


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Re: [Dev-C++] LIB files and Dev-C++ =?UTF-8?B?KNCh0YLQsNC90LjRgdC7?= =?UTF-8?B?0LDQsiDQrtC00LjQvSk=?=

[Martin O. <li...@mi...>]

There is a tool that converts .lib files into .a files, I dont think 
this tool is installed with dev-cpp though -- one must download some 
mingw extra package to get it (dont remember which one though).


regards,
martin

Benjamin Lau wrote:
> No, I doubt it. The GNU ld only accepts .o and .a files it seems.
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Re: [Dev-C++] LIB files and Dev-C++ =?UTF-8?B?KNCh0YLQsNC90LjRgdC7?= =?UTF-8?B?0LDQsiDQrtC00LjQvSk=?=

[Daniel K. O. <dan...@ya...>]

Benjamin Lau wrote:

>No, I doubt it. The GNU ld only accepts .o and .a files it seems.
>  
>
It also accepts .lib, .dll and even .exe (if you create an executable 
that exports functions) files. But only if it's a C library; the C++ 
code generated by g++ and vc++ are incompatible.


Daniel K. O.

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[<de...@in...>]

Do I need to pass some magic keys to gcc, or it's just "-L\path\to
-llibname"?
And yes, It's C library. =20

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[Daniel K. O. <dan...@ya...>]

Станислав Юдин wrote:

>Do I need to pass some magic keys to gcc, or it's just "-L\path\to
>-llibname"?
>  
>
If the lib is in your lib dir, and is in the format "libwhatever.a", you 
just need "-lwhatever".
For everything else you add the complete path to the file (using the 
"Add library or object" button).


Daniel K. O.

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[Per W. <pw...@ia...>]

If you do -llibname, gcc will look for a file named liblibname.a. If you
want to link something else, you can just specify the full file name
on the command line, in the same way you supply the object files.

/Per W

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> Do I need to pass some magic keys to gcc, or it's just "-L\path\to
> -llibname"?
> And yes, It's C library.
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> > It also accepts .lib, .dll and even .exe (if you create an
> > executable that exports functions) files. But only if it's a
> > C library; the C++ code generated by g++ and vc++ are incompatible.
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> > Daniel K. O.
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