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Under 32 bit linking using tlink32 (Borland C++ 4.5) I get this error: " Unresolved external '__ hardretn' referenced from module tdrvtst.c (see link below to view this file) whereas under 16 bit linking using tlink, I do not get this error. How to solve this problem? Thanks...

>Could you tell me from where did you get MB86, In 1987, I purchased MB86, a Minnow Bear Computers product that translates Cbasic to C source code as well as allows mixing of C with CBasic. Until 1996, I had been purchasing the MB86 updates. Unfortunately, through google search I found out that...

Thanks, Prattaratt for your clear explanation. >The only difference between a "32 bit" LIB file and a "16 bit" LIB >file will be in the OBJ files, not the LIB file itself. In other words, I can first use BCC32.exe for creating 32-bit .obj files and then use tlib.exe for putting these .obj files...

Is the 32 bit .LIB created in a very similar way that the 16 bit .LIB is created? tilb.exe takes the object files (.obj) and put them into a .lib file. Borland C++ 4.5 allows the creation of 32 bit .obj files using BCC32 (bcc32 -c -r- -w- -WC example.c). But how to create 32-bit .LIB file...

>bcc32 -r- -w- c -WX myexample.C The above should be corrected as follows to compile successfully: bcc32 -r- -w- -c -WX myexample.C >tlink32 -Tpe -ax c:\bc45\lib\c0x32 >myexample,myexample.exe,,mbsup56b.lib mbutl56b.lib mb32i56b.lib dpmi32.lib cw32i.lib Borland C++ 4.5 does not install...

Compiling and linking using Borland C++ 4.5 the command line: Compiling: Error: could not find file 'c.cpp" Linking: Fatal: Unable to open file 'mbsup56b.lib" Borland C++ 4.5 allows creation of protected mode DOS applications using the 32 bit DLL version of run-time libraries. Step 1...

Compiling and linking using Borland C++ 4.5 I get the following error messages: Compiling: Error: could not find file 'c.cpp" Linking: Fatal: Unable to open file 'mbsup56b.lib" Borland C++ 4.5 allows creation of protected mode DOS applications using the the 32 bit DLL version of run-time...

Thanks, James. I find that both LIBs and DLLs came with MB86. So I do have 32bit DLLs version. Any tool you know of to view the contents of DLLs and LIBS file?

Can Borland C++ (version 4.5) create a standard Windows DLL from functions in the *.lib files? I am trying to use PBCC 5.05 (PowerBasic Console Compiler for Windows) to convert my MB86 source code. The main problem is accessing functions contained in .lib files that came with MB86. For your...