Ok, need some little help again :(
So what does this error msg means, and what can I do to get rid of it?
Error: Error: Unresolved external ''auxDIBImageLoadA'' referenced from C:\MINA DOKUMENT\PROJECT\LESSON 4\FORCE.OBJ
I get this error when I try to use "auxDIBImageLoad".
In glaux.h this code exists :
#ifdef UNICODE
#define auxDIBImageLoad auxDIBImageLoadW
#else
#define auxDIBImageLoad auxDIBImageLoadA
#endif
AUX_RGBImageRec * APIENTRY auxDIBImageLoadA(LPCSTR);
AUX_RGBImageRec * APIENTRY auxDIBImageLoadW(LPCWSTR);
Hello Alazorn!
Have you added the glaux library (glaux.lib) on your project ?
It''s a large file and you can find it in the web...
See ya!
TheProgrammer
Have you added the glaux library (glaux.lib) on your project ?
It''s a large file and you can find it in the web...
See ya!
TheProgrammer
hurm, exactly how do I do that? I have got the file (1.04Mb) and I tryed to include it using
#include "glaux.lib"
but somehow I understand that that is not the way to do it, pherhaps all the illegal character msgs
so how do I include the file in ma code?
#include "glaux.lib"
but somehow I understand that that is not the way to do it, pherhaps all the illegal character msgs
so how do I include the file in ma code?
Try using :
Hope this helps, let me know which one, if any, works.
Take Care,
Nyko
// I think this is how Borland does itUSELIB ("glaux.lib");// or try#pragma comment (lib, "glaux.lib")// this is how MSVC does it// Don''t know if it will work with Borland
Hope this helps, let me know which one, if any, works.
Take Care,
Nyko
The ''proper'' way to do it with VC++ is to got to Project->Settings... click the link tab and then put glaux.lib at the end of that long list of library files.
''Smile, things could get worse.''
So I smiled, and they did.
''Smile, things could get worse.''
So I smiled, and they did.
Well, I used the second code and yes it seams to work but I get a new error msg again:
Error: Error: Unable to open file ''UUID.LIB''
and what is this?
Error: Error: Unable to open file ''UUID.LIB''
and what is this?
Your using Borland 5, right?
Are you compiling using an IDE or command line?
I actually use MSVC 6, but I have seen some code for Borland, not sure the version, that uses USELIB ("glaux.lib"); to add extra libraries.
Nyko
Are you compiling using an IDE or command line?
I actually use MSVC 6, but I have seen some code for Borland, not sure the version, that uses USELIB ("glaux.lib"); to add extra libraries.
Nyko
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