From: "Robert ARSENIUK" <roberta AT jmpolska DOT com>
To: <djgpp AT delorie DOT com>
Subject: Re: DLL question again
Date: Fri, 19 Feb 1999 15:09:47 +0100
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Reply-To: djgpp AT delorie DOT com

>Thank you for the answer. I proved it but I get the same problem again.
>I'm going to explain all the packets I've installed, perhaps I did a wrong
>installation or I'm not using the correct packets.
>
>        DJGPP            Version 2.01
>        RSXNTDJ       Version 1.3.1
>
>I'm working with Windows 95.
>
>I want to develop aplications to access database information using CLI, a
call
>level interface that has a set of functions that enable to access data from
>different kinds of databases. For that purpose I need to use a set of DLL´s
as
>odbc32.dll.
>All the DLL´s are in c:\windows\system, and I put this directory on the
>enviroment variable PATH, as you tell me, but I get the same problem. This
is
>the sequence of instrucctions I use to compile:
>
>    gcc -Zwin32 -Wall -c -o c1.o c1.c   ------> It goes well
>
>    gcc -Zwin32 -Wall -o c1.exe c1.o    ------> Error
>
>I get errors like theses:
>
>    c1.o(.text+0x1a2);c1.c:undefined reference to '_iob'
>    c1.o(.text+0x1a2);c1.c:undefined reference to 'SQLFreeEnv'  --->
>SQLFreeEnv is a CLI function.
>
>I would like to know if there is a problem with RSXIDE. I try to work with
it
>but when I try to click make I get the same error:
>                makefile is used, wait
>
>I read that to work with RSXIDE it is needed something named NT09B. Could
this
>be the problem?
>
>Thank you in advanced
>
>Nočlia Soleres
>email: noelia AT informix DOT com
>Barcelona, Spain
>


Try do something like this :

makelib odbc32.dll -o odbc32.a

then link your code with odbc32.a, it should work.

Robert