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Andrew123
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Has anyone seen a linker warning like the following:

"LIBCD.lib(crt0init.obj) : warning LNK4098: defaultlib 'libc.lib' conflicts with use of other libs; use /NODEFAULTLIB:library"

Im using DGSDK and Visual Studio .NET 2003. The Project compiles and links ok.

My Code is as follows



The dbfix header file includes the following code which fixes a DX linker error.


I've managed to find the option in VS 2003 to turn on "/NODEFAULTLIB" but when that is turned on I get a further 3 linker errors as a result.
Does anyone know if this linker warning is a problem?

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Posted: 16th Jan 2005 05:29
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Sounds like your not using a Win32 Project.

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Andrew123
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I thought that libc was a GNU library so not sure why it is being linked in a VS project.
When I created the project I selected a Generic Win32 project and removed the stuff I didnt need (WinMain, Stdafx.cpp etc...)

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Posted: 16th Jan 2005 22:27
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It won´t work like that. I had the same problem (I think). Instead of making a new Win32 project and deleting all the unnesasary files , make a blank win32 project and it should work.


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Quote: " I thought that libc was a GNU library so not sure why it is being linked in a VS projec"

No, LIBC is a Microsoft library...

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all you need to do is add libc to ignore specific library it is in the linker tab and under input

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According to your original error, there is a conflict between the LIBCD and the LIBC libraries. LIBCD is the debug version of LIBC. There is a very good reason for this link error.

Switch to release mode and recompile and your errors should disappear.

You shouldn't use the NODEFAULTLIB option to link unless you really know what you are doing. You are almost guaranteed to end up with non-compatible libraries being used.

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Andrew123
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Thanks for your help

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