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Salil,

please don't use HTML mail on mailing lists. (My personal opinion is that
it's unwise and unpolite to use HTML mail anywhere at all.)

Your linking errors indicate that you should add a reference to libtiff.lib
to your project. Go to the Project Settings (in MSVC++ 7 they're called
Project Properties, I forget what they used to be called, sorry), and in the
"Linker" section, in the "Input" subsection, add libtiff.lib to "Additional
Dependencies" or wherever it is you can add .lib files. You can use a full
path name if you want, or you can add the directory where the .lib file is
to "Additional Library Directories" in the "General" subsection.

If you don't have a libtiff.lib, read through the README's that come with
libtiff.

> LIBCD.lib(wincrt0.obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol
> _WinMain@16

This indicates some other problem. Read through the MSVC++ documentation to
fix this. If you have a main() function, but no WinMain(), you may need to
switch from the "Windows" to the "Console" subsystem, again in the Linker
settings.

					Gerben Vos.


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	LibTiff Mailing List TIFF and LibTiff Mailing List Archive March 2004 Previous Thread Next Thread Previous by Thread Next by Thread Previous by Date Next by Date Contact The TIFF Mailing List Homepage This list is run by Frank Warmerdam Archive maintained by AWare Systems	Thread 2004.03.03 04:06 "Errors", by Salil Khanwalkar 2004.03.03 11:36 "Re: Errors", by Gerben Vos 2004.03.03 11:36 "Re: Errors", by Gerben Vos Salil, please don't use HTML mail on mailing lists. (My personal opinion is that it's unwise and unpolite to use HTML mail anywhere at all.) Your linking errors indicate that you should add a reference to libtiff.lib to your project. Go to the Project Settings (in MSVC++ 7 they're called Project Properties, I forget what they used to be called, sorry), and in the "Linker" section, in the "Input" subsection, add libtiff.lib to "Additional Dependencies" or wherever it is you can add .lib files. You can use a full path name if you want, or you can add the directory where the .lib file is to "Additional Library Directories" in the "General" subsection. If you don't have a libtiff.lib, read through the README's that come with libtiff. > LIBCD.lib(wincrt0.obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol > _WinMain@16 This indicates some other problem. Read through the MSVC++ documentation to fix this. If you have a main() function, but no WinMain(), you may need to switch from the "Windows" to the "Console" subsystem, again in the Linker settings. Gerben Vos.

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