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Vivi Orunitia
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 Posted: Fri Jan 02, 2004 9:45 pm Post subject: Quick question about using -tW* and -W* switches |
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Hi again,
Just a quick question: if I want to compile a windows multithreaded
application that also links to the runtime library dynamically do I need
to compile with the switches like this?
bcc32 -tWR -WM mysource.cpp
Reason I ask is because when I try to put the switches all together it
complains about invalid switches/options used:
bcc32 -tWMR mysource.cpp
and
bcc32 -tWRM mysource.cpp
So is the first method I'm describing the correct way to do what I'm
looking for? Any clarification on this is appreciated.
Thanks
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Ed Mulroy [TeamB]
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| Posted: Fri Jan 02, 2004 11:28 pm Post subject: Re: Quick question about using -tW* and -W* switches |
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| Quote: | ...do I need to compile with the switches like this?
bcc32 -tWR -WM mysource.cpp
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Yes.
I would put the -tWR or -WR to the right, closest to the file names.
There are some combinations of letters which work but not all.
These combinations work:
W WR
WC WCR
WD WDR
WM
(each preceeded by one of - -t / or /t)
WM says multi-tasking but implies GUI. For a GUI app you'd probably get
away with it on the right, but for a DLL or console mode you might not. It
is better to get in the habit of putting WM on the left.
.. Ed
| Quote: | Vivi Orunitia wrote in message
news:Xns9464B4A5F3D3CViviblackmagevillage (AT) 207 (DOT) 105.83.66...
Just a quick question: if I want to compile a windows multithreaded
application that also links to the runtime library dynamically do I need
to compile with the switches like this?
bcc32 -tWR -WM mysource.cpp
Reason I ask is because when I try to put the switches all together it
complains about invalid switches/options used:
bcc32 -tWMR mysource.cpp
and
bcc32 -tWRM mysource.cpp
So is the first method I'm describing the correct way to do what I'm
looking for? Any clarification on this is appreciated.
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Bob Hairgrove
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| Posted: Fri Jan 02, 2004 11:44 pm Post subject: Re: Quick question about using -tW* and -W* switches |
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On 2 Jan 2004 14:45:10 -0700, Vivi Orunitia
<Vivi (AT) blackmagevillage (DOT) com> wrote:
| Quote: | Hi again,
Just a quick question: if I want to compile a windows multithreaded
application that also links to the runtime library dynamically do I need
to compile with the switches like this?
bcc32 -tWR -WM mysource.cpp
Reason I ask is because when I try to put the switches all together it
complains about invalid switches/options used:
bcc32 -tWMR mysource.cpp
and
bcc32 -tWRM mysource.cpp
So is the first method I'm describing the correct way to do what I'm
looking for? Any clarification on this is appreciated.
Thanks
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The switches are not necessarily combinable, so try this instead:
-tWM = multi-threaded (-tWM- if not)
-tWR = use RTL (-tWR- if not ... note that in BC++Builder, you should
always use multi-threaded model if using VCL)
Note that there are different .obj and/or .lib files you need to link
with depending on your choice of threading options.
HTH
--
Bob Hairgrove
[email]NoSpamPlease (AT) Home (DOT) com[/email]
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