Scripting - Server Side (PHP, Perl, etc.Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) & XAML forum.NET Installation and Configuration Issues Quick Navigation C++ (Non Visual C++ Issues) Top It says above that it automaticly checks the default directory for the library. I am starting to wonder if I have to add the -L part in at all. You can also use the linker option /Lpath to specify the library search directories when you link files from the command line. By default, the linker looks for them in the directory containing the project file (or in the current directory if you’re using the command-line compiler). The Borland C++ 5. Use the Library option to specify the directories that contain the C++Builder startup object files (C0x.OBJ), run-time library files (.LIB files), and all other. The classical and powerful Borland C++ 5.5 Compiler (BCC32), ANSI C/C++ compiler technology, and associated command line tools, PS:Compiler and command-line tools is available for free download on Embarcadero Web site. (Command-line equivalent: -Lpath, where path = directory path) I got the same error I got when I did type in the -L part. I left out the -L part, it didn't make any diference. Like you said, I tried using double quots but that didn't make any diference. I tried typing the tlib without the + sign like this:Įrror: Unresolved external 'hi()' referenced from C:\CODE\PROGRAM.OBJ I changed the directory to code, so now I am in the c:\code. Scanf(\"Please input the base= %d\",&myBase) Ĭout<<\"The Most significant digit is \"< Warning W8008 pngset.c 1525: Condition is always false in function pngsetcompressionbuffersize. About Borland C++ 5.5.1 for win32 command line tool, EditPlus&UltraEdit Warning W8004 pngset.c 676: newiccpname is assigned a value that is never used in function pngsetiCCP.
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