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some problem with .dll!

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"can't find the mspdb60.dll",why it happens when I want to use the cl.exe in command line,I have set the enverioment path,can someone tell me? also,how to produce a .dll using the created .c file! thanks in advance!
 
In my opinion, the dll is inexistent. Ion Filipski
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do a search for the dll on your system. If you find it, throw it in the same directory as your executable. If this doesn't work there's something wrong. Are you using MSVC++?
 
mspdb60.dll - you will find this dll usually in the path where you have Microsoft Visual Studio installed.

Copy this file in your %system% directory (Windows(or WINNT)\System32).

This file is needed for the creation and maintenance of the debugging information in the .pdb file (Microsoft Program Database)

Hope this helps, s-)

Blessed is he who in the name of justice and goodwill, sheperds the weak through the valley of darkness...
 

Just a tip to remember...

When you start any .exe it searches the directory it's in first for the needed dlls. If it doesn't find the dlls it needs then it looks in the System32 directory. This is true for both 95, 98, and NT. C:\WINDOWS\SYSTEM32 for 95 and 98. C:\WINDOWS\WINNT\SYSTEM32 for NT. If the dll isn't in one of these you'll get the error you've been seeing.

Keep it real hommies,

Brother C
 
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