hell,
I did the following,
1) dlltool --input-def MYDLL2.def --dllname
MYDLL2.dll --output-lib libMYDLL2.a -k
2) ranlibMYDLL2
3) mkoctfile
TWUsetUserAgent.cc -LC:\Programme\Octave -lMyDLL2
it succeeds.
Best Regards
--- Ronan Scaife <address@hidden> schrieb am Mi, 21.1.2009:
Von: Ronan Scaife <address@hidden>
Betreff: Re: mkoctfile problem
An: "Michael Goffioul" <address@hidden>
CC: address@hidden, address@hidden
Datum: Mittwoch, 21. Januar 2009, 14:31
Dear all,
many years ago I faced the same problem with one particular MSVC DLL;
for the "dlportio" universal driver shim, but found out how to do it
with essentially any MSVC dll and MinGW32 C code.
The short version; mingw32 certainly *used* to be able to take a
MSVC-compiled dll and work out how to link to it *without* needing an
import library.
The www page I created to describe it is (sorry!) a bit out of date, but
may still be
useful:
<http://elm.eeng.dcu.ie/~scaifer/win2k-dlportio-mingw/DLPORTIOandWIN2KandMinGW32.html>
Best Wishes,
Michael Goffioul wrote:
> On Wed, Jan 21, 2009 at 10:52 AM, Allahyari Rahim <address@hidden>
wrote:
>> hello,
>>
>> In my directory "C:\CPLUSPLUS\MyDLL2\Debug"
subsist all this files
>>
>>
>>
>> MyDLL2.obj
>>
>> MyDLL2.dll
>>
>> MyDLL2.lib
>
> So basically, you want to mix MSVC and MinGW compiled code. As long
> as it's C code and it's not using __stdcall calling convention,
this
> should be fine.
> However, I'm not sure that MinGW can deal directly with import lib
files
> generated by MSVC. What you can try is
>
> mkoctfile -c TWUsetUserAgent.cc
> mkoctfile -o TWUsetUserAgent.oct TWUsetUserAgent.o
>
C:/CPLUSPLUS/MyDLL2/Debug/MyDLL2.lib
>
> Michael.
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