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Built .lib by a Visual Studio project

cnr3
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‎08-16-2009 02:58 PM
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Im a beginner and your help in this is appreciated.

I would like to build a static library from an existing Visual Studio project (.vfproj) using IDE (Windows OS). I know how to build a .lib from a Fortran source code. But in this case, my VS project (.vfproj) got many source files. Can I make a single .lib from the VS project?

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DavidWhite
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‎08-16-2009 04:56 PM
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Im a beginner and your help in this is appreciated.

I would like to build a static library from an existing Visual Studio project (.vfproj) using IDE (Windows OS). I know how to build a .lib from a Fortran source code. But in this case, my VS project (.vfproj) got many source files. Can I make a single .lib from the VS project?

Thank you
All projects, whether to create an .exe, .lib or .dll, can have multiple source files. From the Solution Explorer, just add the required Source Files in the Source section.

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