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Thread1998.04.30 21:05 "Re: libtiff vers. 3.4 beta 037, unresolved external symbol _TIFFInitSGILog", by Bill Davis> From Rex_Jolliff@notes.ymp.gov Thu Apr 30 16:06:52 1998 > From: Rex_Jolliff@notes.ymp.gov > Date: Thu, 30 Apr 1998 11:44:58 -0700> > > To: tiff@sgi.com > cc: Wolfram.Bettermann@usa.net (bcc: Rex Jolliff) > From: Wolfram.Bettermann@usa.net > Date: 04/30/98 07:01:12 PM ZE2 > Subject: libtiff vers. 3.4 beta 037, unresolved external symbol > _TIFFInitSGILog > > ... > >LIBC.lib(wincrt0.obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol > >_WinMain@16 > ... > > >Does anyone has a clue for error 2 (I can't find anything in the > >online help)? > DId you build your app using the MFC AppWizard? If so I got a similar > error until I realized that _every_ source module (even ones that > contain no GUI specific code) must include <stdafx.h> first to cause > correct link libraries to be used. > > >Thanks > >Wolfram Bettermann > Rex. I have not tried building libTIFF under windows yet, but you do not have to include stdafx.h in all files under Visual C++ 5.0. But you do have to turn off precompiled headers for any files that do not include stdafx.h. You may want to try turning off precompiled headers for all the TIFF files. Bill Davis |
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