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Jan 15, 2001, 4:24pm

Reply to "sdk" group since "beta" is read-only for me

This error is not really harmless. It means the code chunks you try to link
together ask for DIFFERENT conflicting runtime-libraries, as in
one code part asks for libc (static), while the other asks for msvcrt
(dll-version).

If you ignore this error you really can get very very strange side effects.

To avoid this error you have to either

a) agree on a runtime library, say all use "libc", a library author has to
attach a note to his lib explaining his runtime choice or
b) tell the linker to ignore your project settings except for explicitly
given library names as in /NODEFAULT:xxx this may lead to
unresolved-externals error or aswell to odd side effects.

Faber



"roland" <roland at activeworlds.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:3a5ddc7d$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com...
> This is an annoying error Visual C++ generates sometimes, I think it
happens
> when you try to link together two different pieces of code that have both
> been linked to the standard C library. The error is harmless, but you
can
> suppress it by adding
>
> /nodefaultlib:"libc"
>
> To the "Project Options" field under the Link tab, Project Settings.
>
> -Roland
>
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