Q57971: Unresolved Externals from GRAPHICS.LIB
Article: Q57971
Product(s): See article
Version(s): 5.10
Operating System(s): MS-DOS
Keyword(s): ENDUSER | s_quickc s_quickasm | mspl13_c
Last Modified: 26-JAN-1990
When linking a program with a version of GRAPHICS.LIB newer than the
one supplied with your compiler, the following unresolved externals
will occur:
LINK : error L2029: Unresolved externals:
__aDBdoswp in file(s):
d:\lib\GRAPHICS.LIB(..\gr\qcswap.asm)
___aDBswpchk in file(s):
d:\lib\GRAPHICS.LIB(..\gr\qcswap.asm)
___aDBswpflg in file(s):
d:\lib\GRAPHICS.LIB(..\gr\qcswap.asm)
There were 3 errors detected
Code Example
------------
#include <stdio.h>
#include <graph.h>
void main(void)
{
_clearscreen ( _GCLEARSCREEN );
_settextcolor ( 1L );
_outtext ("Hello");
getch();
}
Following are the steps to re-create the unresolved externals:
1. Compile the program using Microsoft C 5.10 compiler and link the
object file with GRAPHICS.LIB from either FORTRAN 5.00, QuickC
2.00, or QuickC 2.01.
2. Compile the program using Microsoft QuickC 2.00 or 2.01 and link
the object file with GRAPHICS.LIB from FORTRAN 5.00.
To determine which GRAPHICS.LIB came with which package, check the
size of the GRAPHICS.LIB file (shown below):
C 5.10 - 59357 bytes 3-07-88 5:10a
QuickC 2.00 - 75337 bytes 12-13-88 10:19a
QuickC w/QuickAssembler 2.01 - 75871 bytes 3-08-89 11:17a
FORTRAN 5.00 - 76467 bytes 3-24-89 8:56p
It is recommended that you use the version of GRAPHICS.LIB that comes
with the compiler to avoid any problems.
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