Thread overview
linking DUI with GTK+ on windows
Sep 03, 2003
Ant
Sep 03, 2003
Ant
Sep 03, 2003
Ant
Sep 03, 2003
Ant
Sep 03, 2003
Brad Anderson
Sep 03, 2003
Ant
Sep 04, 2003
Ant
September 03, 2003
linking DUI with GTK+ 0n windows

I get,
Error 43: Not a Valid Library File

I went to the archives and
saw lots of problems with linking.

The idea I get from past discussions is that I
might have to recompile the GTK libs with DMC???
yikes!

Can't it even be done?
Is there another solution?
Can I compile with gcc and then link with OPTLINK?

Am I completly off the track?

(
seems that dui compiles and the libdui is created,
when I don't include the gtk lib OPTLINK reports lot's of
"
libdui.lib(Window)
Error 42: Symbol Undefined _gtk_********************
"
I'm assuming that means libdui.lib is a valid lib
)

Ant


September 03, 2003
In article <bj3uqt$1l8h$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Ant says...
>
>linking DUI with GTK+ 0n windows
>
>I get,
>Error 43: Not a Valid Library File

hummm... there is a page at ... Digital Mars
on IMPLIB and COFF2OMF
let me try those first.

Ant

next time I will reread the posts before asking... :P


September 03, 2003
In article <bj3vnu$1md6$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Ant says...
>
>In article <bj3uqt$1l8h$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Ant says...
>>
>>linking DUI with GTK+ 0n windows
>>
>>I get,
>>Error 43: Not a Valid Library File
>
>hummm... there is a page at ... Digital Mars on IMPLIB and COFF2OMF

ah... no luck seems those are proprietary tools.
back to my original question...

I got another idea from the readings:
Can extract the modules (whatever they are called)
from the libraries and rebuild the library?

Ant


September 03, 2003
In article <bj3vnu$1md6$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Ant says...
>
>In article <bj3uqt$1l8h$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Ant says...
>>
>>linking DUI with GTK+ 0n windows
>>
>>I get,
>>Error 43: Not a Valid Library File
>
>hummm... there is a page at ... Digital Mars on IMPLIB and COFF2OMF

ah... no luck seems those are proprietary tools.
back to my original question...

I got another idea from the readings:
Can extract the modules (whatever they are called)
from the libraries and rebuild the library?

Ant


September 03, 2003
Ant wrote:

>>hummm... there is a page at ... Digital Mars on IMPLIB and COFF2OMF
> 
> 
> ah... no luck seems those are proprietary tools.
> back to my original question...
> 
> I got another idea from the readings:
> Can extract the modules (whatever they are called) from the libraries and rebuild the library?
> 
> Ant
> 

Try here:  http://www.digitalmars.com/download/freecompiler.html  (get Basic Utilities for implib)

implib worked for me when I had a DLL and needed a LIB.

BA

September 03, 2003
>Try here:  http://www.digitalmars.com/download/freecompiler.html  (get Basic Utilities for implib)
>
>implib worked for me when I had a DLL and needed a LIB.
>
>BA
>

Ha! Ha! I'll try it!
Thanks.
(again I overlook that, sorry folks)

Ant


September 04, 2003
In article <bj5160$47p$1@digitaldaemon.com>, Brad Anderson says...
>
>Try here:  http://www.digitalmars.com/download/freecompiler.html  (get Basic Utilities for implib)
>
>implib worked for me when I had a DLL and needed a LIB.
>
>BA
>

That did it! thanks.
Tomorrow (night) I'll package every thing and publish it.

Ant