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I am linking a QuickWin program that contains some C routines, explicitly using the following link libraries
kernel32.lib dfqwin.lib dformt.lib libcmtd.lib
I get a linker error unresolved external symbol __fsdi.
Which library contains __fsdi? Alternately, which
libraries should I specify?
kernel32.lib dfqwin.lib dformt.lib libcmtd.lib
I get a linker error unresolved external symbol __fsdi.
Which library contains __fsdi? Alternately, which
libraries should I specify?
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I think you also need dfqw_sdi.lib or dfqw_mdi.lib (Single document or multiple document interface). Search of *.lib for the symbol is how I figured this out.
Steve
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And also, that was a smart thing to do - searching the libraries. I thought that searching the include files would be enough. It wasn't. Thanks for the knowledge.
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Seems I forgot to hit the send button.... The simple answer was yes, your library suggestion did the trick. Thank you.

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