How to specify a link library

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2 total messages Started by martin.jg.gregory Tue, 15 Feb 2005 22:02

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Author: martin.jg.gregory
Date: Tue, 15 Feb 2005 22:02

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(Originally posted to .ide by mistake)

Hi,

I want to know how to do the equivalent of the -l flag to gcc.

I have the Kylix Library path (under Environment) pointing to
where .a files that my application needs to use are, but I can't
see how to tell it to look at those libraries.

IE I have

#include  "foo.h"

 a = some_foo_function;

and libfoo.a that has some_foo_function implemented in it.

How can I persuade Kylix to link this?  (It compiles OK)

At the moment I get an unresolved reference to some_foo_function
at link time.

Thanks!

Re: How to specify a link library

#26

Author: martin.jg.gregory
Date: Tue, 15 Feb 2005 23:09

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Note: I've tried Project->Edit Option Source, which looked extremely
promising, but Kylix seems to be completely ignoring anything I put in
there.  I can put absolute rubbish in LFLAGS or OBJFILES and it doesn't
complain about it: it just goes on and delivers the unresolved
reference error...   :-S

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