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wvdakker:
I'am using OpenWatcom 1.5 with Codeblocks (rev 2377)
When I have a project which create a DLL file and select 'create import library' no .LIB file is created.
As a workaround I can run 'wlib name.lib +name.dll' but this should be done automaticly....

Or am I missing something here....?

mandrav:

--- Quote ---Or am I missing something here....?
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No. It's just that support for many of the compilers was contributed by users. Neither I nor Thomas work with OW so I can't possibly know how to set it up. If you 're familiar with it, feel free to enlighten us so we can offer better OW support.
(the same goes for most other compilers too)

wvdakker:

--- Quote from: mandrav on April 27, 2006, 12:12:07 pm ---Neither I nor Thomas work with OW so I can't possibly know how to set it up. If you 're familiar with it, feel free to enlighten us so we can offer better OW support.
(the same goes for most other compilers too)

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Ok fair enough  8)
I have added
$lib_linker -q -n -b $static_output +$exe_output
to the advanced options when linking a dll.

How do I get this in the Openwatcom template... :? Should I send a feature request...?

MortenMacFly:

--- Quote from: wvdakker on April 27, 2006, 01:18:21 pm ---How do I get this in the Openwatcom template... :? Should I send a feature request...?

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Template files are plain-text, so you can read and edit them with your favourite editor.
Anyway: The advanced compiler settings apply to the compiler, not to a template and/or project. So normally once you've setup the advanced options in the compiler setup this applies to all project/templates (...) based on that compiler.
With regards, Morten.

wvdakker:

--- Quote from: MortenMacFly on April 27, 2006, 02:03:36 pm ---Template files are plain-text, so you can read and edit them with your favourite editor.
Anyway: The advanced compiler settings apply to the compiler, not to a template and/or project. So normally once you've setup the advanced options in the compiler setup this applies to all project/templates (...) based on that compiler.

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Yes, I know  :P, but I want to do some fine-tuning in the advanced options for the OpenWatcom Compiler.
When I  have done that, I want to get it in the CodeBlocks-build. Spread it out through the community....  :D
But I can't find the file where the compiler depended settings in de CodeBlocks distribution are stored.

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