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In article <92281.101301UD092096@NDSUVM1.BITNET>,
Barry Pederson <UD092096@NDSUVM1.BITNET> writes:
>
>I'm working on a program with the CSet/2 compiler and Workframe/2, and am
>having some trouble linking a certain program.
>
>I'm trying to write a program that uses both the IBM TCP/IP tcpip.dll and
>the Lotus VIM developers toolkit vim.dll.  I've had good luck with programs
>that use one or the other, but the two together don't seem to get along.
>
>The problem is that to use tcpip.dll, you have to link with the linker's
>"Do not ignore case in symbol names" option activated.  Otherwise
>
>at runtime it aborts with sys2070 (can't load the needed segment) and
>sys127 (the specified procedure could not be found)
>
>VIM, on the other hand, seems to require that you DON'T have "Do not ignore
>case in symbol names" activated, otherwise the linker complains about
>unresolved externals.
>
>What can a person do in a situation like this?
>
>    Barry
>

The fact that you can "ignore case in symbol names" for VIM would not be
a requirement -- it would just mean that the function names you use
could be whatever case you wanted (mixed, presumably).  As you require
the linker to respect the case (for TCP/IP), simply use the correct case
for your VIM functions.  What the correct case is, I have no idea.  All
uppercase, perhaps?    -tim