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Matt Morgan
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 Posted: Tue Oct 17, 2006 6:56 pm Post subject: Command Line build without lib dependencies |
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I am building an app with the command-line compiler that does not use the
VCL, but when I deploy I still have library dependencies (e.g. I have to
include DLLs with the app) that I can't figure out how to get away from. The
IDE allows me to build a standalone app, but I can't figure it out on the
command line.
What switches am I missing? I assume it's a linker switch or two? |
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Bob Gonder
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| Posted: Tue Oct 17, 2006 8:28 pm Post subject: Re: Command Line build without lib dependencies |
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Matt Morgan wrote:
| Quote: | The IDE allows me to build a standalone app, but I can't figure it out on the
command line.
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In the IDE, under Project/Options, in Compiler and also Linker
sections, there should be "command line" sections that in theory shows
you what you should be doing.
| Quote: | What switches am I missing? I assume it's a linker switch or two?
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That's pretty hard to answer without knowing what swiches you are
currently using.
If you can't figure it out from the IDE examples, post your bcc and
link commands. |
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Matt Morgan
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| Posted: Tue Oct 17, 2006 8:39 pm Post subject: Re: Command Line build without lib dependencies |
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"Bob Gonder" <notbg (AT) notmindspring (DOT) invalid> wrote in message
news:s6t9j2dn9djkmn1d9l5j7ofd8ae1t597t5 (AT) 4ax (DOT) com...
| Quote: | That's pretty hard to answer without knowing what swiches you are
currently using.
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That's a good point. :-/
My bcc32 switches are, not including include paths: -v- -O2 -tWR -tWM
My ilink32 switches are, not including libraries: -Tpe -q -Gl -aa |
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Bob Gonder
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| Posted: Tue Oct 17, 2006 9:41 pm Post subject: Re: Command Line build without lib dependencies |
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Matt Morgan wrote:
| Quote: | "Bob Gonder" wrote
That's pretty hard to answer without knowing what switches you are
currently using.
That's a good point. :-/
My bcc32 switches are, not including include paths: -v- -O2 -tWR -tWM
My ilink32 switches are, not including libraries: -Tpe -q -Gl -aa
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Well, yes, but it's in the details.
Probably need to see the entire commands.
Not sure what the -Gl does for you either, as I don't think you are
creating a package?
You are likely linking to stub libraries rather than static ones.
My standard BCB5 Windows (as opposed to console) switches are:
bcc32
-6 -a1 -C -d -g50 -K -O2 -Oi -Os -Ov -Q -VI- -tW -v -vi -x- -P -M
ilink32
/aa/v/x/c/C/Gn
c0w32.obj+$(FILE).obj, $(FILE), ,
import32.lib+noeh32+cw32mt.lib+wininet.lib
(noeh32 because I don't use exceptions)
(wininet is a stub lib for a MS DLL that I dynamically link at
runtime, when needed) |
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Michel Leunen
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| Posted: Tue Oct 17, 2006 9:48 pm Post subject: Re: Command Line build without lib dependencies |
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Matt Morgan wrote:
| Quote: | My bcc32 switches are, not including include paths: -v- -O2 -tWR -tWM
My ilink32 switches are, not including libraries: -Tpe -q -Gl -aa
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Your are building a Windows GUI app, are you? And you don't want to use
dynamic RTL, aren't you? Then remove the -tWR and replace it by a -tW
for bcc32. The rest seems ok for me.
Michel
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Matt Morgan
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| Posted: Tue Oct 17, 2006 10:03 pm Post subject: Re: Command Line build without lib dependencies |
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Thanks a bunch! I will try these settings on my project this evening.
The -Gl was something I tried once and never set back.
"Bob Gonder" <notbg (AT) notmindspring (DOT) invalid> wrote in message
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| Quote: | Matt Morgan wrote:
"Bob Gonder" wrote
That's pretty hard to answer without knowing what switches you are
currently using.
That's a good point. :-/
My bcc32 switches are, not including include paths: -v- -O2 -tWR -tWM
My ilink32 switches are, not including libraries: -Tpe -q -Gl -aa
Well, yes, but it's in the details.
Probably need to see the entire commands.
Not sure what the -Gl does for you either, as I don't think you are
creating a package?
You are likely linking to stub libraries rather than static ones.
My standard BCB5 Windows (as opposed to console) switches are:
bcc32
-6 -a1 -C -d -g50 -K -O2 -Oi -Os -Ov -Q -VI- -tW -v -vi -x- -P -M
ilink32
/aa/v/x/c/C/Gn
c0w32.obj+$(FILE).obj, $(FILE), ,
import32.lib+noeh32+cw32mt.lib+wininet.lib
(noeh32 because I don't use exceptions)
(wininet is a stub lib for a MS DLL that I dynamically link at
runtime, when needed)
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