JIM@UCF1VM.BITNET (Jim Ennis) (10/17/89)
Hello list, I need some help figuring out a weird Logitech problem. I am trying to use the Repetoire Library for screen management on a PS/2 based project. There is not much doc'n about installing the additional library so I placed them in the main library sub-directory. When I try to compile the program it goes fine, finding all of the new SYM files in the SYM sub-directory. When I try to link the compiled program (DEMO1.MOD from their disks) the Modula2 Linker can't find any of the routines in the two Repetoire libraries. Has anyone else had this program? Is there a tool for listing the contents of a library to see if the missing routines are there or not? Thanks, Jim Ennis University of Central Florida
aubrey@rpp386.cactus.org (Aubrey McIntosh) (10/17/89)
In article <INFO-M2%89101622294242@UCF1VM> Modula2 List <INFO-M2%UCF1VM.BITNET@PSUVM.PSU.EDU> writes: >Hello list, >Has anyone else had this program? Is there a tool for listing the contents >of a library to see if the missing routines are there or not? > I have used 3.00, 3.03, and 3.x. I believe that the libraries are in the standard, meaning version 2 :-), Microsoft library format and that the program 'lib' in the MASM and C kits will read them for you. I definately do know that the PVCS librarian will manage Logitech libraries, as well as .OBJ files from JPI and FST. Also, the 3.x linker will link a Microsoft C 5.0 emitted application, we used it on ZOO. Now if they will just upgrade their Decoder... (no flames, I ~did~ do this, but I read the compiler options docs ~really well~) I assume that Stony Brook will behave well also, but haven't tried it.. I am presuming that you tried to rename the desired library to 'm2user.lib' and replaced the empty library (length 1024); also that you used the command line switch /LIB <desired1> <desired2> to pull in additional libraries beyond m2user. Has anyone out there tried using Optasm on, perhaps, the RTS module and using the <library> pseudo-op to force an additional library to be pulled in for your specific project. That is on my list of things to do, but not at the top. :-) -- Aubrey McIntosh Freelance using Modula-2 Real time, embedded, instruments. Austin, TX 78723 Enquiries welcome 1-(512)-452-1540 aubrey%rpp386.Cactus.org@cs.utexas.edu
BOTCHAIR@UOGUELPH.BITNET (Alex Bewley) (10/18/89)
I find that the Logitech linker can't handle other .LIB files. What
you might try to do is split up the libraries into their component .OBJ files
and place them all under the m2libobj directory (or add the directory
that they are in to the M2OBJ dos variable). The linker uses the same search
strategy as that in the procedure LookupFile in module Lookup.
Alex
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