NPASMITH@TUCCVM.BITNET (Philip A. Smith) (10/10/87)
I do it all the time. First try it with a lib of obj files created using TC with the same memory model and the MS LIB command, to avoid problems with cdecl/pascal calling conventions, near/far functions, etc. (If you can use MAKE I guess this isn't the problem.) Here is the procedure, assuming you have JUNK.C that needs to use object modules in C:\T\MYLIB\GRAF.LIB 1) Create the file JUNK.PRJ in the same dir. as JUNK.C: JUNK C:/T/MYLIB/GRAF.LIB (Undocumented feature: one front slash == two back slashes for paths) 2) TC JUNK 3) Alt-P (Project Menu) P (Select project name --> *.PRJ) <Return> (Pop up window of all .PRJ files in dir.) Select JUNK.PRJ using arrow keys from list. <esc> <esc> get out of project menu 4) Alt-R (Make and execute file) Unfortunately, step 3 has to be done every time, or you get link errors.