850181f@aucs.uucp (S. Ferguson-Parker) (01/12/90)
I am using Ver. 1.07 of the compiler (I have sent in the upgrade for
Ver. 2.0 but I guess the mail is slow way up here in the north. :-)).
I need to link an object file compiled with Zortech C++ to a library
built with Microsoft C (or Turbo C). I can not seem to do it.
Does anyone have any ideas?
Also, I have heard rumours that Ver. 2.0 is much better in this regard;
is this true?
One last question, is there any problems with interfacing assembly to the
compiler? I have to do this *after* resolving the first problem.
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bright@Data-IO.COM (Walter Bright) (01/13/90)
In article <1990Jan12.044505.9957@aucs.uucp> 850181f@aucs.UUCP (S. Ferguson-Parker) writes:
< I need to link an object file compiled with Zortech C++ to a library
< built with Microsoft C (or Turbo C). I can not seem to do it.
Please be more specific.
< Also, I have heard rumours that Ver. 2.0 is much better in this regard;
It depends. There is documentation with 2.0 that describes the most common
trouble spots and how to deal with them.
< One last question, is there any problems with interfacing assembly to the
< compiler? I have to do this *after* resolving the first problem.
Since half the library is in assembler, I can't imagine why there'd be
any problem in this regard.
I recommend that you call the vendor of your library and request a Zortech
version, that should save you a lot of trouble.