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Old 01-06-2006
How to link lib or Dll using gcc
I had this lib which I don't have access to the source code and is created by micosoft Visual C++ compiler ......

Right now I want to reuse this lib as part of my new project which only has gcc as the only compiler...

I had the problem that the lib won't link to my other c code...

my question is how I can get around this..some how create a new version of the lib for the gcc compiler....

any help will be appreciated...
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Old 01-06-2006
hmm, if u cud use windows compiled libraries on unix, then java would not have been born Smilie
I cant think of a way to do this. Probably having source code might also not have helped you much, coz there might have been further references in the source code to other libraries which are windows only.

btw, what does this library do, may be someone on this forum can find its parallel gcc version for you.
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Old 01-06-2006
thanks for the comments anyway...

But one thing I may have been misleading there is...I am not
try to use the lib in a unix ...the gcc is a build-in compiler of my
simulator which I happend to use in Windows.....

the lib contains some math functions...such as FFT/IFFT...

thanks
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