> the standard Ethereal link causes complaints about "__tolower", > or something such as that, being redefined; > > if I put in "/NODEFAULTLIB:libc", as I infer the linker is > suggesting I should do, I instead get complaints about "_errno" > not being defined. Is it possible you are referencing errno in a module, without including <errno.h> or <stdlib.h> in that module? That would cause the symptoms you are describing. I have the 0.8.4 release here on my disk, and I couldn't locate an instance of this, but naturally you've got changes I don't. It *is* possible to build correct multi-threaded programs in Microsoft C which use errno, but you have to be aware that errno will be a preprocessor macro that calls a function in these programs. You also need to set the switches that tell the compiler your program is multi-threaded. It doesn't matter that you actually don't spawn any threads, but it causes it to compile and link with some settings that will bring in the right libraries and such. (You incur a bit of overhead on certain things, but generally it doesn't affect you too much). ===================================== Tim Farley Software Engineer tfarley@xxxxxxx Internet Security Systems, Inc. (678) 443-6000 / Direct Dial (678) 443-6189 / fax (678) 443-6479 http://www.iss.net =====================================
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