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Dark GDK / LINK : fatal error LNK1561: entry point must be defined - I know I Know - My Fault :)

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jason p sage
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Posted: 20th Dec 2007 05:06
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I was organizing my source code - and now I have this beautiful solution - and its all catagorized. I set up the Lib's to Ignore, I set up the Multi threaded DLL stuff - Now I'm getting this error - I Added the (using VS2005 Express) DarkGDK v8 Lib's to Tools->Options->Projects and Solutions (And the Platform and Direct SDK are there too)

What did I forget?


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jason p sage
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Posted: 21st Dec 2007 01:19
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Ok - I Seem to be able to link again. It's weird though.

I made a new Project - EMPTY - New Source - Pasted the:



Set my Multi-Threaded flag, Set this for My IGNORE SPECIFIC LIB setting: atls.lib;LIBCMTD.lib;LIBCMT.lib

and I made a empty window.. in other words it linked. Strange. I'll just sheepishly copy my code into this "Project" area that is working and see how it goes! Ta Ta for now!


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