Mar 25, 2014 Linker Enhancements in Visual Studio 2013 Update 2 CTP2 March 25th, 2014 For developer scenarios, linking takes the lion’s share of the application’s build time. Apr 23, 2006 well, maybe I ran a script that fed the list of libraries in one at a time to the middle command or something like that, in order to find an interface like 'WinMain' in a library, but do not see anyway of doing the same on WinXP hosting the Dev-C environment. Must be working before any work to setup Dev C can be done. This is not included here, but the basic steps are as follows: 1. Download a suitable distribution for your target processor 2. Install the Cygwin “Linux command emulator” (this will give you the ability to use UNIX/Linux commands on your PC), this is required before setting upGCC.
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ld returned 1 exit status
when WinMain is clearly defined in the C++ source code as the name of main, using the Dev-C++ environment v4.9.9.2. and #include <windows.h>, i.e.:
#include <windows.h>
...
void WinMain()
{
...
}
On Unix I used to run a piped command like:
cat lib*.a | ??? | gawk 'WinMain'
well, maybe I ran a script that fed the list of libraries in one at a time to the middle command or something like that, in order to find an interface like 'WinMain' in a library, but do not see anyway of doing the same on WinXP hosting the Dev-C++ environment.
Also, obviously, I've been away from Unix too long to remember the middle command. Duh?
-- Tom