I have a Mac OS X command-line tool that would benefit from having some data embedded in the binary file itself.
I recently converted a multi-project Visual Studio solution to use .dlls instead of .libs for each of the projects.However, I now get a linker warning for each project as stated in the example.MSDN di
My code is stored in a main.cpp file which contains the void main() function, and a class MyClass which I now want to split to another file. IDE is Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Professional.
When compiling, C produces object code before linking time. I wonder if object code is in the form of binary yet?
This is part of a series of at least two closely related, but distinct questions. I hope I\'m doing the right thing by asking them separately.
As I noted in another SO question, I came across this article. The issue came up when I compiled boost 1.40 via MSVC7.1 and several C4251 warnings popped up.
When I use LD_PRELOAD=/usr/local/lib/libtcmalloc.so, all my calls to malloc become tcmalloc calls.However, when I link statically against libtcmalloc, I find that straight malloc is getting called unl
I\'m building the below example boost-consuming user-mode app with the WDK, but I\'m getting the following errors when linking with the boost libraries that I built earlier using bootstrap and .\\bjam
If you compile a shared library with GCC and pass the \"-z defs\" flag (which I think just gets passed blindly on to ld) then you get a nice report of what symbols are not defined, and ld fails (no .s
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