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la segunda llamada es:

implib.exe webview.lib webview.def

estas llamando a impdef.exe nuevamente

Antonio No he sido capaz de crear la lib para Borland Cuando corro: impdef.exe webview.def webview.dll Me genera esto: LIBRARY     WEBVIEW.DLLEXPORTS    webview_bind                   @1   ...

Silvio.Falconi wrote: I must link any lib ?

Yes. You have to create Webvew.lib using the impdef and implib process as explained on the first page of this thread.

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... can see it. Still wondering why. But Borland works fine if we do a static linking this way: 1. We create the .DEF file of webview.dll this way: impdef.exe webview.def webview.dll 2. We need to modify webview.def this way (please notice the underscores in front of the names): LIBRARY WEBVIEW.DLL ...

... ya tengo la dll, el encabezado (archivos .h del api), las lib para bc compiler. una la extraje directamente con implib, la otra la extraje usando impdef, y la tercera, la igual con impdef pero agregando un gion a los nombres de las funciones. mas de alguna de las lib funciona, pero el caso es ...

Gabriel,

Muchas gracias

Copio aquí tus instrucciones para que le sirva a otros:

Lo he hecho así :

1.- Impdef.exe ssleay32.def ssleay32.dll

2.- Edito ssleay32.def con block de notas y reemplazo funciones poniendo guión bajo delante del nombre.

3.- implib.exe ssleay32.lib ssleay32.def

La librería ssleay32.lib se construye a partir de ssleay32.dll

Genera el fichero .DEF asi:

impdef.exe ssleay32.def ssleay32.dll

Modifica ssleay32.def añadiendo los subrayados iniciales, por ejemplo:
_SSL_library_init en vez de SSL_library_init

Construye la librería .LIB a partir del fichero .DEF

... usen el API WinRT de Windows 8, necesitamos enlazar combase.lib. Windows 8 proporciona combase.dll, y podemos extraer combase.def de esta forma: impdef.exe combase.def combase.dll Para construir la lib: (si usamos Borland) implib.exe combase.lib combase.dll Si usamos Microsoft C/C++: lib.exe ...

implibf - impdef if only for 32bits app. use Mkexp.exe ... Generating an import library from a DLL: mkexp mydll.a mydll.dll Generating an import library from a .DEF file: mkexp mydll.a mydll.def http://docwiki.embarcadero.com/RADStudio/Seattle/en/MKEXP.EXE,_the_64-bit_Windows_Import_Library_Tool_for_C%2B%2B ...

Tim,

We need to retrieve the ace64.def file from the ace64.dll file

usually we use Borland impdef.exe for that, but bcc582, bcc7, bcc7164 impdefs are failing with ace64.dll

impdef.exe ace64.def ace64.dll

We need to get that ace64.def file in order to create a ace64.lib (import library)

... all, we need to create the DEF file. Using Microsoft lib.exe you could do: lib.exe /DEF:ace32.def ace32.dll If the above fails, then use Borland impdef.exe as the DEFs are compatible and they are just ascii files: impdef.exe ace32.def ace32.dll Once you have the DEF file then use Microsoft lib.exe ...

... found a way yet (I just checked again Microsoft lib.exe docs right now) to create the DEF file with Microsoft lib.exe. But we can use Borland's impdef.exe to create it and then supply it to Microsoft lib.exe On a next msg I post the contents of libeay32.def. I have searched for libeay32.dll ...

In order to build Windows 8 WinRT apps, we need to link combase.lib. Windows 8 provides a combase.dll, so we can extract combase.def this way: impdef.exe combase.def combase.dll Then to build a lib: (if using Borland) implib.exe combase.lib combase.dll If using Microsoft C/C++: lib.exe /DEF:combase.def ...

Tim,

Please create the DEF file from your DLL and post it here, thanks

impdef.exe yourdll.def yourdll.dll

The DEF file is an ascii file

I set up the enviroment variables in vcvars in the system enviroment at Control Panel. To create the lib: impdef.exe mydll.def mydll.dll lib.exe /def:mydll.def /out:mydll.def The problem at your FWH build was that no one were using msvc 2010. Due to Timm Stone´s interest, Antonio ...