Hey,
I figured out a little workaround for the
problem.
gcc seems to have a problem linking to msvc .obj
object files but not with msvc .lib library files.
So
all you need to do is create a library file using
the
command:
LIB /OUT:foo.lib foo.obj
and link it using gcc, just like you would your
other
library files. Hope this helps anyone trying to do
something similar.
-Rob
>
> --- Andrew Markebo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > / Robert Bercik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > | I am getting an error trying to link a .obj
> object
> > | with gcc. Is there anyway to convert an object
> > file
> > | from microsoft format to one that is
> > understandable by
> > | gcc?
> >
> > If I have gotten everything correct - no there is
> no
> > way to do this
> > conversion, but if you do a dll of this obj-file
> you
> > should be able
> > to load it in your cygwin program with some
> magic..
> >
> > /Andy
> >
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