Adding the lib file to your project is not sufficient to use its functions.
You also need the function definitions. According to MSDN, CMC function definitions
are located in "xcmc.h" header file, which should be present in cvi\sdk\include.
So, simply add the following line at the beginning of your source file "smtp.c":
#include
bob_k_2@my-deja.com wrote:
>Hi,> I am trying to use win32 calls that are not included in kernel32.lib,>gdi32.lib
and user32.lib thus I have to add import libraries to the>project. Reading
cvi\sdk\sdkfuncs.txt I determined that the three>functions I need (cmc_logon,
cmc_logoff and cmc_send) are located in>mapi32.lib.>> So in project I do
Edit->Add files to project->library and select>cvi\sdk\lib\mapi32.lib. It
pops into the project
view.>> After build project I get>Undefined symbol
'cmc_logoff' referenced in "smtp.c">Undefined symbol 'cmc_logon' referenced
in "smtp.c">Undefined symbol 'cmc_send' referenced in "smtp.c">>Which are
exactly the same errors if I don't include mapi32.lib in the>project.>>Where
have I gone wrong? As far as I can tell these routines should now>link.>>This
is using NT 4.0, service pack 6a, Labwindow version 5.0>>Thanks,> Bob>>>Sent
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