dxapp.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _c_dfDIKeyboard
dxapp.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _GUID_SysKeyboard
dxapp.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _DirectInput8Create@20
dxapp.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _IID_IDirectInput8W
dxlibrary.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _IID_IDirectDraw7
dxlibrary.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _DirectDrawCreate@12
DirectX Compile issues
March 29, 2002 09:05 PM
Folks,
I have been busting butt on a tetris cloan, trying to learn DX etc.. I am nearing the end of my jouny and have hit a road block.
I can goto each of the above so called unresolved external symbols, right click and do a goto definition without a hitch. I am including the proper header files and have msvs setup to look in the right directories for the libs and headers of directx.
Can someone shed some light here please
-Ron
Edited by - ryacketta on March 30, 2002 10:35:19 PM
122
March 29, 2002 09:11 PM
Tried searching lately?
---visit #directxdev on afternet <- not just for directx, despite the name
100
March 29, 2002 09:16 PM
You must link ddraw.lib, dxguid.lib and dinput.lib.
Under MSVC, go to project settings->Link->output/library modules.
Under MSVC, go to project settings->Link->output/library modules.
March 29, 2002 09:58 PM
Indirect,
wow you sure are a grumpy one. Not like I went and asked on some other non related channel! get over yourself already bubba gump
Pros,
Thanks! that was the trick, as well as adding dinput8.lib
wow you sure are a grumpy one. Not like I went and asked on some other non related channel! get over yourself already bubba gump
Pros,
Thanks! that was the trick, as well as adding dinput8.lib
122
March 29, 2002 10:01 PM
Searching for "unresolved _IID_IDirectDraw7" gave me half a page worth of topics just in the DirectX forum. Why post when you can find the answer by yourself?
---visit #directxdev on afternet <- not just for directx, despite the name
March 30, 2002 09:32 PM
Indirect;
I understand your point all to well, I was in a hurry to take the family out to dinner and thought to post and get a answer when I returned, but the answer came quicker than I imagned!
on to another issue I have. Looking at my code I would like to clean it up. I have this butt uglly array that I would like to reduce down to a STL vector (why? for my own education / exp)
the array looks like this (dont read any further if you have a weak coding stomahc
)
I was thinking of doing
but have one issue, my initial array is a 4x and I am not totaly positive/confident of porting that to a vector.
can someone lend some possible solutions? maybe I dont need a 4x array? maybe some other configuration would work?
Regards,
Ron
[edited by - ryacketta on March 30, 2002 10:33:50 PM]
[edited by - ryacketta on March 30, 2002 10:35:01 PM]
[edited by - ryacketta on March 30, 2002 10:36:18 PM]
I understand your point all to well, I was in a hurry to take the family out to dinner and thought to post and get a answer when I returned, but the answer came quicker than I imagned!
on to another issue I have. Looking at my code I would like to clean it up. I have this butt uglly array that I would like to reduce down to a STL vector (why? for my own education / exp)
the array looks like this (dont read any further if you have a weak coding stomahc
) int shapes[7][4][4][2] = { { { {0,0},// ** {1,0},// ** {0,1}, {1,1} }, { {0,0},// ** {1,0},// ** {0,1}, {1,1} }, { {0,0},// ** {1,0},// ** {0,1}, {1,1} }, { {0,0},// ** {1,0},// ** {0,1}, {1,1} } }, { { {0,1},// {1,1},// *** {2,1},// * {1,2} }, { {1,0},// * {0,1},// ** {1,1},// * {1,2} }, { {1,0},// * {0,1},// *** {1,1}, {2,1} }, { {1,0},// * {1,1},// ** {2,1},// * {1,2} } }, { { {0,0},// ** {1,0},// ** {1,1}, {2,1} }, { {1,0},// * {0,1},// ** {1,1},// * {0,2} }, { {0,0},// ** {1,0},// ** {1,1}, {2,1} }, { {1,0},// * {0,1},// ** {1,1},// * {0,2} } }, { { {0,0},// *** {1,0},// * {2,0}, {2,1} }, { {2,0},// * {2,1},// * {1,2},// ** {2,2} }, { {0,1},// {0,2},// * {1,2},// *** {2,2} }, { {0,0},// ** {1,0},// * {0,1},// * {0,2} } }, { { {0,1}, {1,1},// **** {2,1}, {3,1} }, { {1,0},// * {1,1},// * {1,2},// * {1,3} // * }, { {0,1}, {1,1},// **** {2,1}, {3,1} }, { {1,0},// * {1,1},// * {1,2},// * {1,3} // * } }, { { {0,0},// *** {1,0},// * {2,0}, {0,1} }, { {1,0},// ** {2,0},// * {2,1},// * {2,2} }, { {2,1}, {0,2},// * {1,2},// *** {2,2} }, { {0,0},// * {0,1},// * {0,2},// ** {1,2} } }, { { {1,0},// ** {2,0},// ** {0,1}, {1,1} }, { {0,0},// * {0,1},// ** {1,1},// * {1,2} }, { {1,0},// ** {2,0},// ** {0,1}, {1,1} }, { {0,0},// * {0,1},// ** {1,1},// * {1,2} } }}; I was thinking of doing
clas cShapes { int x,y; int rotation; int type;}std::vector<cShapes> Shapes; but have one issue, my initial array is a 4x and I am not totaly positive/confident of porting that to a vector.
can someone lend some possible solutions? maybe I dont need a 4x array? maybe some other configuration would work?
Regards,
Ron
[edited by - ryacketta on March 30, 2002 10:33:50 PM]
[edited by - ryacketta on March 30, 2002 10:35:01 PM]
[edited by - ryacketta on March 30, 2002 10:36:18 PM]
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