Hello,

I am new to windows-based development and am trying to use the VOLE / STLSoft projects to access an OPC client library that is distributed as a
COM object.  I have a bit of sample code from the OPC client vendor that they have tested on Visual Studio 2010, but I am using gcc/mingw
within Code::Blocks.  My sample code seems to compile fine but then the linker comes back with ~30 undefined references.

C:\dev\stlsoft\include\comstl\error\errorinfo_desc.hpp (129)  -- undefined reference to 'GetErrorInfo@8'
C:\dev\stlsoft\include\comstl\error\errorinfo_desc.hpp (150) -- undefined reference to 'SysFreeString@4'
C:\dev\stlsoft\include\comstl\error\errorinfo_desc.hpp (150) -- undefined reference to 'CoTaskMemFree@4'
....
many more in exceptions.hpp, BSTR_functions.h, variant.hpp, initialisers.hpp, creation_functions.hpp, and methods.hpp

I'm hoping that this is a relatively simple case of me setting up the environment wrong, but I am currently stuck.  Any help would be greatly
appreciated.

Thanks
Neal

Hi Neal

Can you post (or provide URL to) smallest possible project that illustrates your problem, including your makefile/build instructions?

Thanks

Matt

"Neal" <ntanner@omniwatersolutions.com> wrote in message news:jlcle1$glf$1@digitalmars.com...
> Hello,
>
> I am new to windows-based development and am trying to use the VOLE /
> STLSoft projects to access an OPC client library that is distributed as a
> COM object.  I have a bit of sample code from the OPC client vendor that
> they have tested on Visual Studio 2010, but I am using gcc/mingw
> within Code::Blocks.  My sample code seems to compile fine but then the
> linker comes back with ~30 undefined references.
>
> C:\dev\stlsoft\include\comstl\error\errorinfo_desc.hpp (129)  -- undefined
> reference to 'GetErrorInfo@8'
> C:\dev\stlsoft\include\comstl\error\errorinfo_desc.hpp (150) -- undefined
> reference to 'SysFreeString@4'
> C:\dev\stlsoft\include\comstl\error\errorinfo_desc.hpp (150) -- undefined
> reference to 'CoTaskMemFree@4'
> ....
> many more in exceptions.hpp, BSTR_functions.h, variant.hpp,
> initialisers.hpp, creation_functions.hpp, and methods.hpp
>
> I'm hoping that this is a relatively simple case of me setting up the environment wrong, but I am currently stuck.  Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> Thanks
> Neal