🚀 go-pugleaf

hi,

	I am writing a very simple test appplication that does uses 
Oracle 8i direct access extensions in BCB 5.0. The proC/C++ 
extensions supplied by Oracle to be exact. In the last few days I 
have read an awful lot about translating dll's for MSVC to BCB and 
using PROC/C++ in general. Most of which is several years old. I am 
hoping that someone can point me the right direction.
	So far I have down this:
	I have taken the Oracle supplied lib file for MSVC and run 
impdef on it. 
	Using the def file generated i created a lib file for BCB. 
	A few notes the oracle supplied a DLL/lib file . They use  
_cdecl. 
	
	I added the lib file to the test project(by just using add 
file)
	
	The test project contains a simple PROC/C++ file (select * 
from table), though after the precompiler has finished with it, it 
isn't simple. The file is kept as near i can manage to a vanilla C 
file as possible. The single function is wrapped by another CPP 
file which is in turn called by the main window. 
	
	I always end up with the following error :
	[Linker Error] Unresolved external '_sqlcxt(void * *, 
unsigned long *, sqlexd *, const sqlcxp *)' referenced from C:
\NEWPROJECTS\CPLUSPLUS\TEST PROC\SELECTTEST.OBJ
	
	or [Linker Error] Unresolved external 'sqlcxt(void * *, 
unsigned long *, sqlexd *, const sqlcxp *)' referenced from C:
\NEWPROJECTS\CPLUSPLUS\TEST PROC\SELECTTEST.OBJ
	
	I have reached a stage of paranoia were i am looking at all 
manner of solutions. eg addding _ to the begining of the function 
calls. I would be extremely grateful if someone could point me a 
fresh direction. 
	
	Currently I am looking to use MSVC to write a wrrapper for 
th ORACLE dll using __stdcall only for exports. 
	
	thanks.