unresolved external linker crap

hi,
i am trying to compile this example http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/libr...21(VS.85).aspx but i get this link errors:
unresolved external 'EnumProcesses' referenced ...
unresolved external 'EnumProcessesModules' referenced ...
unresolved external 'GetModuleFileNameExA' referenced ...

i'm using the borland c++ comandline compiler with this options:
-W
-ID:\devlopment\BCC55\INCLUDE
-ID:\devlopment\BCC55\INCLUDE\SYS
-ID:\devlopment\BCC55\INCLUDE\RW
-LD:\devlopment\BCC55\LIB
-LD:\devlopment\BCC55\LIB\PSDK
(D:\devlopment\BCC55\LIB\PSDK contains the PSAPI.LIB)

i think u need to explicitly specify psapi.lib as a dependency.

-W
-ID:\devlopment\BCC55\INCLUDE
-ID:\devlopment\BCC55\INCLUDE\SYS
-ID:\devlopment\BCC55\INCLUDE\RW
-LD:\devlopment\BCC55\LIB\PSDK
-LD:\devlopment\BCC55\LIB
-LD:\devlopment\BCC55\LIB\PSDK\pkpd32.lib

doesnt work too
or what do you mean?

Yes, you need to specify names of libraries, as well as places where they might be found.

but the compiler help documentation says : "-L: The search directory options let you specify the directories that contain your standard include files, library and .OBJ files, and program source files."

[edit]
and compiling works in other projects that dont use the pkpd32.lib

That is true. And then, later, there is another command (-l, maybe?), which allows you to specify the .obj files you actually need to use.

i think i know what you are meaning, now. >it needs an explicitly dependency ...<

but i can't found such option:
http://home.arcor.de/electrohippi/compiler.txt
http://home.arcor.de/electrohippi/linker.txt

Well, hm. Try -lpkpd32.lib -- after all, you want that file to be passed off to the linker, and you've got the paths set so it should find it I guess.

-l is not a valid option

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Originally Posted by electrohippi

-l is not a valid option

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But ... but ... I got it off the list you posted. If you're using the linker proper, rather than having the compiler hand it off, then try just using the filename itself, without any options.

ah, you did mean a big 'i', i did mean a small 'L'

but -I(big i) doesnt work couse:

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-I: The search directory options let you specify the directories that contain your standard include files, library and .OBJ files, and program source files.

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[edit]the borland linker has the same problem - do i need another linker ?

No I meant small l. It was on the compiler list. Try it without any prefix, just "pkwhatever.lib" on the command line and see what happens.

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Originally Posted by tabstop

No I meant small l. It was on the compiler list.

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ah -l is for passing linker options through the compiler

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Originally Posted by tabstop

Try it without any prefix, just "pkwhatever.lib" on the command line and see what happens.

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what the?

i need another console compiler ... it just hurts now

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Originally Posted by electrohippi

ah -l is for passing linker options through the compiler


what the?

i need another console compiler ... it just hurts now

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I'm suggesting it because that's what all the compilers I know do. gcc does it, and so does MS I think -- just put an .obj file or a .lib file or a .o file on the command line and it will get linked in.

ah ok, big thx for your help - i will try out the cygwin later.

it works now, thx