Subj : Re: Linking object files ??
To   : borland.public.cpp.borlandcpp
From : Szakats Istvan
Date : Fri Dec 31 2004 12:03 am

Ed Mulroy [TeamB] wrote:
> You must determine the memory model of the file you wish to use.  It must be
> the same as that used for your code.
> 
> From within the IDE create a project, set the options including memory model
> and add both your files and the object file to the project.
> 
> If working from the command line then, assuming that yours1.c and yours2.cpp
> and yours3.asm are your files and other.obj is the other file then this
> command should compile and link them:
> 
>   bcc -f -v -m? yours1.c yours2.cpp yours3.asm other.obj
> 
> but only if you substitute the lower case first letter of the memory model
> for the '?' above.  (models are small, medium, compact, large, huge).
> 
> .  Ed
> 

Thanks! My problems aren't fully solved yet but atleast now i get 
different errors :). It's interesting that i could'nt find 'new project' 
anywhere in the gui (bc++3.1), but i did find 'open project' so i opened 
a different project and changed it to my needs.
I added a .cpp and the .obj and now it can't find any includes
Unable to open include file ...
Everything should be correct because if i compile the same .cpp when not 
inside a project, the headers are found but i get the unidentified symbols.
Do i have to add the header files to the project as well ?

Steve

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