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Subj : Re: __turboFloat problem
To   : borland.public.cpp.borlandcpp
From : "Martin Schneider" <martin.schneider@illusion-factory.de>
Date : Wed Sep 10 2003 09:20 am

> One thing I see is that the startup code must be first in the list of
object
> files.  Discard the DLL's you've built, change the order of object files
and
> build new DLL's.

Like

ilink32 -Tpd c0d32 example,example.pyd,,mypylib import32 cw32mt,example

? This gives a whole lot more of errors, including the __turboFloat one.

> You haven't showed the command lines used to compile so it is not possible
> to know if it must be static (cw32mt) or dynamic (cw32mti) linked.

bcc32 -c -tWM -DMSC_CORE_BC_EXT example.c

which is _identical_ on both systems. But: linking cw32mti solved the
problem! Thank you for the idea.

How can this be? Identical source, identical compiler, linker, OS, etc, and
on one machine you have to do a static link and on the other a dynamic one
to avoid this error?

*puzzled*

Martin

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