| Use of libs [message #157445] |
Tue, 08 November 2005 09:37  |
Eclipse User |
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I've installed Eclipse 3.1.1, C/C++ DT 3.0 and use a MinGW installation
(gcc 3.4.2).
I tried to compile, run an dedit hello world, any all went well (at
last...)
I tried to convert a stand-alone MS visual C++ project, and all went well
(at last...). External libs (winmm and wininet) were needed for that, no
problem.
I now try to convert a a MS Visual C+++ prpject, which uses a library that
is the output of another project. And is doesn't go well.
Somehow I can not tell Eclipse or gcc or ... to use this non-standard
library.
Are there any naming conventions I must follow (I already renamed xyz.lib
to libxyz.a, but it did not help)?
Which settings are necessary to let it all compile?
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| Re: Use of libs [message #157510 is a reply to message #157478] |
Wed, 09 November 2005 03:28  |
| Eclipse User |
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Thanks for your reply, but please do not bother any more... Until
yesterday, I lived in a world where all libs were compatoble and
inetrchangebale. I did not know that a lib built with MS can not be used
by the gcc and vice versa. Stupid me, I guess
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