LIBCD.lib...what does it do?

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Kay

Hi, All:

I have to use two packages from other people. One uses LIBCD.lib, one has to
ignore LIBCD.lib. So now I can't build successfully. Any idea what I should
do?

thanks,
-Kay
 
Kay said:
Hi, All:

I have to use two packages from other people. One uses LIBCD.lib, one
has to ignore LIBCD.lib. So now I can't build successfully. Any idea
what I should do?
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Get them to send you builds of their libraries that are compatible.

LIBC.LIB is the single-threaded, staticly-linked runtime library.
LIBCD.LIB is the debug single-threaded, statically-linked runtime library.

So, since you have to both use and ignore libcd.lib, you have a mixture of a
debug single-threaded build and something else.

If the libraries that you're linking are truly independent of the runtime
library version (i.e. they'll work correctly when linked against any of the
6 different runtime libraries), then they should be compiled with /Zl so
that they don't specify a default runtime library.

-cd
 
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