Topic: BC++ 4.02 IDE Help


Author: barry.pryde@ltn.com (BARRY PRYDE)
Date: 1995/03/31
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   TK   In Borland C++ v4.02, where in the IDE do I include my Lib Modules when
        linking? I am using a 3rd party programmming pack, and though I included



Create a Project for your application. Then when you have the project
windom selected press the insert key. The ide wil propmpt you for what
files you want to add to your project. Include youre LIB here. The ide
will know that it is a LIB and will start to put in your exe.




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Author: tank@usis.com
Date: 1995/03/30
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Excuse this post if its unrelated to the group, I'm not sure if this
applies to one or all. Please no flames.

In Borland C++ v4.02, where in the IDE do I include my Lib Modules when
linking? I am using a 3rd party programmming pack, and though I included
the Lib path in the Options|Project|Directory ..but when linking it gives me
linker error Undefined symbol <symbol> for all my 3rd party functions. If
anyone knows how to link in my libs, please e-mail me, I've allready rtfm
and found no consolation. Thanks