ejliu
June 6th, 2002, 04:25 PM
I have a question regarding linking C code.
I am using a software package which comes with a BAT file
for compile and link my code and the libraries in the package.
I have no problem to use this batch file and I can get my *.exe
file easily. However, this Batch file uses a *.LST file which
consists of over 20 lines of libraries names and some linker options.
The link command line in the batch file looks like this
%COMPPATH%\bin\link %1.obj @fxlib.LST
fxlib.LST is the "response file" with a lot of path name (library names).
Now, I want to use MSVisual C++ to compile and build my
code. I always fail to let the Linker to find the lirbaries. I set
the path but it seems not working.
Since this linker option is not available from the Visual Studio development environment, I like to know if anyone can help
to find an easy way to include a lot of library files either in a file
or put them in the right place inside Visual C++ IDE
(visual studio).
Thank you very much!!!
I am using a software package which comes with a BAT file
for compile and link my code and the libraries in the package.
I have no problem to use this batch file and I can get my *.exe
file easily. However, this Batch file uses a *.LST file which
consists of over 20 lines of libraries names and some linker options.
The link command line in the batch file looks like this
%COMPPATH%\bin\link %1.obj @fxlib.LST
fxlib.LST is the "response file" with a lot of path name (library names).
Now, I want to use MSVisual C++ to compile and build my
code. I always fail to let the Linker to find the lirbaries. I set
the path but it seems not working.
Since this linker option is not available from the Visual Studio development environment, I like to know if anyone can help
to find an easy way to include a lot of library files either in a file
or put them in the right place inside Visual C++ IDE
(visual studio).
Thank you very much!!!