linking problems (CW)

[HiddenRabbit]

hi!

I've a problem compiling,or more propably,with linkinging
libgsm as a static code into my app. It seems it compiles and
preprocess correctly (this is a c code). I include "gsm.h"
and the linker says e.g. gsm_create undefined (code).
I removed all externs from libgsm (it originally compiles as a unix
dynamic library), also assured that source compiles with no errors (it
does). I also doublechecked if all needed files are included in my target,
and if the gsm.h file is indeed included by my app main file (preprocess
shows it is).

In desperation i tried to compile the code to a static library,and it
does compile with no complains. I get library i include later in my project,
unfortunately, i still can't access any function although i export them with
appropriate pragmas...

I really don't know why it happens.
Maybe someone more experienced could help with some suggestions?

BTW: are memcpy and memset available with codewarrior std libs? which .h
should i use? i don't see them in stdio.h....

Bests,
HR

[Sean McBride]

In article <bhq81k$jan$1@SunSITE.icm.edu.pl>,
"HiddenRabbit" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote:

> BTW: are memcpy and memset available with codewarrior std libs?

Of course.

> which .h
> should i use? i don't see them in stdio.h....

Type 'man memcpy' in terimnal and you'll see it should be in <string.h>.

[HiddenRabbit]

> Of course.
>

> > which .h
> > should i use? i don't see them in stdio.h....

>
> Type 'man memcpy' in terimnal and you'll see it should be in <string.h>.

BTW: I'm compiling lib gsm to use it under carbon and classic :(

[Sean McBride]

In article <bhqk23$jbc$1@SunSITE.icm.edu.pl>,
"HiddenRabbit" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote:

> > > which .h
> > > should i use? i don't see them in stdio.h....

> >
> > Type 'man memcpy' in terimnal and you'll see it should be in <string.h>.

>
> BTW: I'm compiling lib gsm to use it under carbon and classic :(

Ah. ;) Well, you can always put the entire MSL folder (containing all
the headers) in the 'Find In Files' section and search them all at once
to find where a prototype is.