Hello Warren
> > The build of Qt5Core.dll was done with Visual Studio, not with
> cygwin/gcc.
>
> Qt is a C++ library. C++ compiler output is not cross-compiler
> compatible. Unless I'm wrong, and this one DLL is pure C, you're not
> going to be able to link it to a C++ program built with GCC.
On 7/26/2013 04:38, Peter Klotz wrote:
The build of Qt5Core.dll was done with Visual Studio, not with cygwin/gcc.
Qt is a C++ library. C++ compiler output is not cross-compiler
compatible. Unless I'm wrong, and this one DLL is pure C, you're not
going to be able to link it to a C++ program
Hello Marco
Thanks for your response.
> > The output of ldd (32Bit) in cygwin 1.7.22 is not as expected if a
> single dependency cannot be found.
> >
> > Correct output (all dependencies present):
> >
> > $ ldd Qt5Core.dll
>
> try
> $ cygcheck Qt5Core.dll
>
> it will report any missing dependen
Il 7/26/2013 11:56 AM, Peter Klotz ha scritto:
The output of ldd (32Bit) in cygwin 1.7.22 is not as expected if a single
dependency cannot be found.
Correct output (all dependencies present):
$ ldd Qt5Core.dll
try
$ cygcheck Qt5Core.dll
it will report any missing dependency.
Another matter
The output of ldd (32Bit) in cygwin 1.7.22 is not as expected if a single
dependency cannot be found.
Correct output (all dependencies present):
$ ldd Qt5Core.dll
ntdll.dll => /cygdrive/c/Windows/SysWOW64/ntdll.dll (0x778b)
kernel32.dll => /cygdrive/c/Windows/syswow64/kernel3
we can get a library dependency list by running of 'ldd'.
>> >> In windows, executable still depend on libraries, such as DLLs, but I
>> >> don't find a 'ldd' command in cygwin. Is there any tool that will do
>> >> the job?
>> >&g
ndows, executable still depend on libraries, such as DLLs, but I
> >> don't find a 'ldd' command in cygwin. Is there any tool that will do
> >> the job?
> >>
> >> Thanks.
> >>
> >>
> >
> > There is a cygwin ldd, in cygw
On Oct 1 10:45, Fergus wrote:
>> cygcheck /path/to/exe
>
> Where does cygcheck go to get the answer? I found
>
> cygcheck /bin/rxvt.exe
>
> failed to show /bin/libW11.dll in [1.5]
It still will in 1.7. cygcheck searches for the DLL names in the
executable's directory of load-time linked DLLs. l
cygcheck /path/to/exe
Where does cygcheck go to get the answer? I found
cygcheck /bin/rxvt.exe
failed to show /bin/libW11.dll in [1.5]
Fergus
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; don't find a 'ldd' command in cygwin. Is there any tool that will do
>> the job?
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>>
>
> There is a cygwin ldd, in cygwin
>
> $ cd /etc/setup
> $ zgrep ldd *
> cygwin.lst.gz:usr/bin/ldd.exe
>
>
hum .. can i u
There is a cygwin ldd, in cygwin
$ cd /etc/setup
$ zgrep ldd *
cygwin.lst.gz:usr/bin/ldd.exe
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On Thu, Oct 1, 2009 at 2:02 PM, Dave Korn
wrote:
> Steven Woody wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> In Linux, we can get a library dependency list by running of 'ldd'.
>> In windows, executable still depend on libraries, such as DLLs, but I
>> don't find a 'ldd' command in cygwin. Is there any tool that will do
Steven Woody wrote:
> Hi,
>
> In Linux, we can get a library dependency list by running of 'ldd'.
> In windows, executable still depend on libraries, such as DLLs, but I
> don't find a 'ldd' command in cygwin. Is there any tool that will do
> the job?
"cygcheck /path/to/exe"
cheers,
Hi,
In Linux, we can get a library dependency list by running of 'ldd'.
In windows, executable still depend on libraries, such as DLLs, but I
don't find a 'ldd' command in cygwin. Is there any tool that will do
the job?
Thanks.
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