Problem linking trivial program in Windows - Page 2

Hey DeWiley -

I couldn't locate "import32.lib" on my system, so I did a google search
and discovered that it is used by the Borland tool-chain and is suppose
to contain most of the win32 API functions. You should do a "dumpbin
/EXPORTS import32.lib" {if you have the handy 'dumpbin' or similar
utility} to see if it contains ExitProcess. If it doesn't, then you
will want to find a "kernel32.lib" {or create your own from
"kernel32.dll" using one of Pelle's tools} and link against it instead.

Nathan.

Aaah yes of course. I keep forgetting that there is such "animosity" towards
MASM32, being a M$ product and all. It works fine for me.

(And hey, maybe
we'll see an official version soon using Pelle's tools... and forego the M$
involvement altogether?)

I didn't mean to imply that at all. I have MASM32 installed, and use it
regularly. In fact, I wrote a couple of the routines in his standard
library.

However, when posting a sample, I have found it most helpful to write code
that assumes as little as possible...
--
- Tim Roberts, timr@probo.com
Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc.

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12 27th March 11:07 mark jones External User Posts: 1	Problem linking trivial program in Windows Aaah yes of course. I keep forgetting that there is such "animosity" towards MASM32, being a M$ product and all. It works fine for me. (And hey, maybe we'll see an official version soon using Pelle's tools... and forego the M$ involvement altogether?)

13 27th March 16:42 tim roberts External User Posts: 1	Problem linking trivial program in Windows I didn't mean to imply that at all. I have MASM32 installed, and use it regularly. In fact, I wrote a couple of the routines in his standard library. However, when posting a sample, I have found it most helpful to write code that assumes as little as possible... -- - Tim Roberts, timr@probo.com Providenza & Boekelheide, Inc.