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August 12, 2012 - 9:23pm
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Hi all, ***ERROR 100 : UNRESOLVED EXTERNAL I thinks the problem is with the printf() function. |
This is going to make the user aware after the issue will be not able to find it so https://netgears.support/netgear-technical-support/ will provide you the most information for the compiling of the program which is necessary for the user to have it.
Hi,
Well, it works fine here.
Please make sure that you are using the latest versions of both Ride7 (v7.38 or v7.40) and RKit-51 (v6.14).
If you are already using these versions, please try to make one of the examples and then zip the complete folder containing the example and send it to us. (support@raisonance.com)
Best Regazrds,
Vincent
Hi Vincent,
Thank you for your reply.
I use the latest version of both Ride7 and Rkit-51.
Here is the link to the example project I got from the install folder of Ride7, I didn't modify anything:
https://dl.dropbox.com/u/1169138/FIB.zip
Here is the screenshot of the error I get when compiling:
Hi,
Thanks for the feedback.
I tested your project and I see the same message as you if I only link, but it's OK if I recompile FIB.c.
Maybe your FIB.obj is corrupted, or it was compiled with an old version of the software or something similar...
Could you please try to run "Build" instead of Make?
If it fails, please send me the log. (in text, not a screenshot, because I'll need the complete command-line which is out of the screen.) I will also need to know the version of your Windows. (and also if it is 32 or 64-bits and which Service Pack is installed)
If the Build succeeds, please try Make. It should do nothing.
Then try modifying FIB.c (add an empty line) and launch Make again. It should recompile and link.
Best Regards,
Vincent
Hi Vincent,
I really appriciate your help.
I tried to Build instead of Make and still get the same error.
This is the build log:
I'm currenty using Windows 7 home premium 64 bit with service pack 1. I checked that those paths on the command line are valid.
Hello,
Thanks for the feedback.
Please confirm that you didn't install Ride several times. For example, if you have an old version of Ride (6 or 7), then the compilers and libraries could mix up and they are not always compatible.
Please also check that you have this file on your hard drive:
\Lib\51\RC51S.LIB
Then rename the file and try to build again. Then tell me which error (if different) you get. (don't expect it to succeed)
Best Regards,
Vincent