I have the same problem!Cvi can't find math's functions!
link errors, said that _cos, _sinus, _fabs...>> are undefined symbol.>>
I have implemented math.h as includefile in vc++! Do you have any hint why
cvi cannot find math functions (all the other functions work fine!!!!!)
Thanks for your help!
chris
peter.ilberg@ni.com wrote:
>>Hello Allyson,>>Your static library was build using VC++'s include files.
For example,>the three standard streams in C stdin, stdout, stderr are implemented>as
macros referencing _iob[0], _iob[1], and _iob[2] inside the VC++>runtime
libraries. CVI implements these streams in a different way so>it doesn't
know about _iob.>>If you have built dbs32.lib yourself you can try rebuilding
it, but>use the CVI ANSI include files. Add
l-dir>\include\ansi,>\include,
and \sdk\include>to the include path in your project in
front of the VC++ include>directory. You can do this in VC++ in Project >
Settings > C/C++ >>Category: Preprocessor > Additional include directories.>>Unfortunately,
this'll break the library for VC++ and you won't be>able to use it there
unless you also link to cvirt.lib and>cvisupp.lib in \extlib.>>The
programmer's reference manual contains a section about "Creating>Object and
Library Files in External Compilers for Use in>LabWindows/CVI" on page 3-18.>>Hope
this helps,>>Peter>>"Allyson Wu" writes:>> Hi, >> I have
one static library dbs32.lib created by VC++6.0. I added this library>>
to the project list on the Project Window. After build, I always got the>>
link errors, said that _read, _write, _fileno, __iob, __filbuf, __flsbuf>>
are undefined symbol.>> >> Do you have idea where the problem are?>> >> Thanks>>
Allyson
