Re: where has linker got list of libraries from in command line?
- From: "Drew" <dam@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 9 Apr 2009 12:26:11 -0500
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"Stephen Howe" <sjhoweATdialDOTpipexDOTcom> wrote in message
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Hi
Using Visual Studio 2005.
It is now so complicated that i dont even know where input is
specified anymore
If I right-click on a MFC project that is dependent on a variety of
user-defined subsidiary DLLs, cliick on Linker, click on command line,
I see a variety of LIBs that I recognise.
For example?
But if I click on Linker, Input - none of them are specified.
Where has VS2005 got these from?
Are you referring to the default libraries?
I am emitting #pragma comment(lib, libraryname) in object files but
these dont match what I see as linker input, so again, where has it
got this from?
I am perplexed as to where the linker command line libraries specified
are obtained.
There are no env variables set with these either, I have checked.
Is this a strictly academic question or are you trying to solve a problem?
Thanks
Stephen Howe
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