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On 6/11/03 5:32 PM, in article
mwron-D8B416.17322611062003@enews.newsguy.com, "MW Ron"
<mwron@metrowerks.com> wrote:

> In article <BB0CC289.E8%alex@toomuchspace.com>,
> Alexander Cohen <alex@toomuchspace.com> wrote:
> 
>> Hi, im compiling an application for windows from codewarrior 8 mac. All
>> compiles fine but at the end I get 6 link errors wich I don�t understand
>> since the libraries needed are there in my project. The project has c and
>> c++ files and I am compiling as C++. The parts that need to be compiled as C
>> are bracketed with extern "C" and have .c extensions. Here are the errors:
> 
> Be sure you are using the right prefix file.
> 
> Also I would think that perhaps you may be mixing the headers and
> precompiled headers up or something.
> 
> Finally do you have any other libraries included perhaps they need to be
> rebuilt.  If they were built and linked with a pow() or fabs() that are
> listed as extern  and now they are inlined that can cause a problem.
> 
> If you can narrow this down to a smaller project it might help, but I'm
> thinking this is very likely from an older library that is being linked
> in.
> 
> Ron

What prefix file should I be using? Im using a custom one by the makers of a
specialized plugin SDK.

I've only included the regular Win libraries. Kernel32, user32... I have
also included the 3 icm libraries, but I get the link errors without them.

I really don�t see how I can narrow this down. I really wish I could. If I
create a small app that does a floor, abs and a few other math routines that
are currently not linking correctly, they link without any problem with the
same libraries.

Alex