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c++ - USE16/USE32 Mismatch.. is this causing my problems?
Hi, I'm trying to change over from MSVC++ to dmc and I've been running into a few problems. The program I am trying to compile is a 3D Terrain viewing app writtin using OpenGL and the FLTK opengl library. After a few hours of tinkering, I was able to create a .def file which fixed my unresolved external woes (or at least now the compiler doesn't complain, who knows what will happen once I get my current problem fixed.) I used MSVC++'s link /lib /convert to change the lib files to the old COFF format, then used coff2omf to convert to OMF. To create my def file I used libunres to get the unmangled versions of names, then used these to create the def file. Was this correct? Anyways, my main problem now is the errors OPTLINK is giving me which I cannot find explanations to in the documentation. Can anyone give me any ideas on what flags/switches I need to use or what the hell I do to resolve this USE16/USE32 mismatch which I think is at the root of my problem? From what I can gather, the memory module the compiler is using is incorrect. Any help? plllllllease?? Thanks! Darren Fitzpatrick *** begin paste*** C:\DOCUME~1\dahden\MYDOCU~1\prog3Win32>dmc terrainmain.cpp terrainview.cpp terra inviewui.cpp terrainview.def terrainmain.cpp: terrainview.cpp: terrainviewui.cpp: link terrainmain+terrainview+terrainviewui,,,user32+kernel32,terrainview/noi; OPTLINK (R) for Win32 Release 7.50B1 Copyright (C) Digital Mars 1989 - 2001 All Rights Reserved OPTLINK : Warning 148: USE16/USE32 Mismatch : DGROUP C:\dm\bin\..\lib\SNN.lib(constart) Error 83: Illegal frame on start address OPTLINK : Warning 174: 32-bit Segments Inappropriate for 16-bit Segmented output terrainmain.obj(terrainmain) Error 35: Cannot Reach TARGET from FRAME at Relative 00007H from Segment _TEXT FRAME = Frame of Group FLAT 0000 TARGET = External Symbol ??2 YAPAXI Z (void *cdecl new(unsigned )) 02EBCH FIXUPP Type = 32-bit Conditional JMP --- errorlevel 2 *** end paste*** May 08 2003
Oops, forgot to mention one thing that may help. The warning about USE16/USE32 Mismatch and frame errors only appeared after I made my .def file. Could it be that the compiler expects me to put more information into the def file than I have included? I only put in enough to fix the unresolved externals. Anyways, I thought maybe posting the def file too might help. So here goes: *** begin TerrainView.def *** IMPORTS _glPushMatrix 0=opengl.glPushMatrix _glPopMatrix 0=opengl.glPopMatrix _glMatrixMode 4=opengl.glMatrixMode _glRasterPos2i 8=opengl.glRasterPos2i _glLoadIdentity 0=opengl.glLoadIdentity _glClear 4=opengl.glClear _glColor3f 12=opengl.glColor3f _glCallList 4=opengl.glCallList _glIsList 4=opengl.glIsList _glPolygonMode 8=opengl.glPolygonMode _glScalef 12=opengl.glScalef _glRotatef 16=opengl.glRotatef _glTranslatef 12=opengl.glTranslatef _glViewport 16=opengl.glViewport _glBlendFunc 8=opengl.glBlendFunc _glEnable 4=opengl.glEnable _glDepthFunc 4=opengl.glDepthFunc _glEndList 0=opengl.glEndList _glEnd 0=opengl.glEnd _glVertex3fv 4=opengl.glVertex3fv _glColor4f 16=opengl.glColor4f _glBegin 4=opengl.glBegin _glShadeModel 4=opengl.glShadeModel _glNewList 8=opengl.glNewList _glGenLists 4=opengl.glGenLists _glDeleteLists 8=opengl.glDeleteLists ?run Fl SAHXZ=fltk.?run Fl SAHXZ ?visual Fl SAHH Z=fltk.?visual Fl SAHH Z ?draw Fl_Window MAEXXZ=fltk.?draw Fl_Window MAEXXZ ?resize Fl_Gl_Window UAEXHHHH Z=fltk.?resize Fl_Gl_Window UAEXHHHH Z ?flush Fl_Gl_Window UAEXXZ=fltk.?flush Fl_Gl_Window UAEXXZ ?show Fl_Gl_Window UAEXXZ=fltk.?show Fl_Gl_Window UAEXXZ ?hide Fl_Gl_Window UAEXXZ=fltk.?hide Fl_Gl_Window UAEXXZ ?draw_overlay Fl_Gl_Window EAEXXZ=fltk.?draw_overlay Fl_Gl_Window EAEXXZ ?handle Fl_Window UAEHH Z=fltk.?handle Fl_Window UAEHH Z ?redraw Fl_Widget QAEXXZ=fltk.?redraw Fl_Widget QAEXXZ ?value Fl_Valuator QAEHN Z=fltk.?value Fl_Valuator QAEHN Z ?e_state Fl 2HA=fltk.?e_state Fl 2HA ?e_y Fl 2HA=fltk.?e_y Fl 2HA ?e_x Fl 2HA=fltk.?e_x Fl 2HA ?swap_buffers Fl_Gl_Window QAEXXZ=fltk.?swap_buffers Fl_Gl_Window QAEXXZ ?glutBitmapWidth YAHPAXH Z=fltk.?glutBitmapWidth YAHPAXH Z ?glutBitmapCharacter YAXPAXH Z=fltk.?glutBitmapCharacter YAXPAXH Z ??1Fl_Gl_Window UAE XZ=fltk.??1Fl_Gl_Window UAE XZ ?init Fl_Gl_Window AAEXXZ=fltk.?init Fl_Gl_Window AAEXXZ ??0Fl_Window QAE HHHHPBD Z=fltk.??0Fl_Window QAE HHHHPBD Z ?draw Fl_Box MAEXXZ=fltk.?draw Fl_Box MAEXXZ ?handle Fl_Box UAEHH Z=fltk.?handle Fl_Box UAEHH Z ?resize Fl_Widget UAEXHHHH Z=fltk.?resize Fl_Widget UAEXHHHH Z ??1Fl_Widget UAE XZ=fltk.??1Fl_Widget UAE XZ ?copy Fl_Image UAEPAV1 HH Z=fltk.?copy Fl_Image UAEPAV1 HH Z ?color_average Fl_Image UAEXW4Fl_Color M Z=fltk.?color_average Fl_Image U AEXW4Fl_Color M Z ?desaturate Fl_Image UAEXXZ=fltk.?desaturate Fl_Image UAEXXZ ?label Fl_Image UAEXPAUFl_Menu_Item Z=fltk.?label Fl_Image UAEXPAUFl_Men u_Item Z ?label Fl_Image UAEXPAVFl_Widget Z=fltk.?label Fl_Image UAEXPAVFl_Widget Z ?draw Fl_Image UAEXHHHHHH Z=fltk.?draw Fl_Image UAEXHHHHHH Z ?uncache Fl_Image UAEXXZ=fltk.?uncache Fl_Image UAEXXZ ??1Fl_Image UAE XZ=fltk.??1Fl_Image UAE XZ ?copy Fl_Pixmap UAEPAVFl_Image HH Z=fltk.?copy Fl_Pixmap UAEPAVFl_Image HH Z ?color_average Fl_Pixmap UAEXW4Fl_Color M Z=fltk.?color_average Fl_Pixmap UAEXW4Fl_Color M Z ?desaturate Fl_Pixmap UAEXXZ=fltk.?desaturate Fl_Pixmap UAEXXZ ?label Fl_Pixmap UAEXPAUFl_Menu_Item Z=fltk.?label Fl_Pixmap UAEXPAUFl_M enu_Item Z ??0Fl_Window QAE HHPBD Z=fltk.??0Fl_Window QAE HHPBD Z ?value Fl_Button QAEHH Z=fltk.?value Fl_Button QAEHH Z ?step Fl_Valuator QAEXN Z=fltk.?step Fl_Valuator QAEXN Z ??0Fl_Value_Slider QAE HHHHPBD Z=fltk.??0Fl_Value_Slider QAE HHHHPBD Z ??0Fl_Widget IAE HHHHPBD Z=fltk.??0Fl_Widget IAE HHHHPBD Z ??0Fl_Input QAE HHHHPBD Z=fltk.??0Fl_Input QAE HHHHPBD Z ?value Fl_Input_ QAEHPBD Z=fltk.?value Fl_Input_ QAEHPBD Z ??0Fl_Button QAE HHHHPBD Z=fltk.??0Fl_Button QAE HHHHPBD Z ??0Fl_Group QAE HHHHPBD Z=fltk.??0Fl_Group QAE HHHHPBD Z ?end Fl_Group QAEXXZ=fltk.?end Fl_Group QAEXXZ ?show Fl_Window QAEXHPAPAD Z=fltk.?show Fl_Window QAEXHPAPAD Z ?bounds Fl_Slider QAEXNN Z=flkt.?bounds Fl_Slider QAEXNN Z ?set_data Fl_Pixmap AAEXPBQBD Z=fltk.?set_data Fl_Pixmap AAEXPBQBD Z ?measure Fl_Pixmap IAEXXZ=fltk.?measure Fl_Pixmap IAEXXZ ??1Fl_Pixmap UAE XZ=fltk.??1Fl_Pixmap UAE XZ ?uncache Fl_Pixmap UAEXXZ=fltk.?uncache Fl_Pixmap UAEXXZ ?draw Fl_Pixmap UAEXHHHHHH Z=fltk.?draw Fl_Pixmap UAEXHHHHHH Z ?label Fl_Pixmap UAEXPAVFl_Widget Z=fltk.?label Fl_Pixmap UAEXPAVFl_Widg et Z _gluOrtho2D 32=glu.gluOrtho2D _gluPerspective 32=glu.gluPerspective ?glutBitmapHelvetica12 3UGlut_Bitmap_Font A=glut32.glutBitmapHelvetica12 *** end TerrainView.def *** May 08 2003
The mismatch means you are trying to link together 16 bit code and 32 bit code. Check carefully that all the code, libraries, etc., you are linking together are either all 16 bit code or all 32 bit code. May 08 2003
Hmm.. well, I've double checked all the libraries I've added and they were all converted from 32bit MSVC++ libraries and seem to work fine. The program is a 32 bit program. This error message seems particularly interesting: "OPTLINK : Warning 174: 32-bit Segments Inappropriate for 16-bit Segmented output." Does this mean OPTLINK is trying to create 16bit output? Then I would understand why I am having this problem as everything I'm using is 32bit. I thought however that if a memory model isn't specified OPTLINK defaults to 32bit output?? Perhaps if I explicitly state the memory model I want in my def file? "Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> wrote in message news:b9ekpq$1mc1$1 digitaldaemon.com...The mismatch means you are trying to link together 16 bit code and 32 bit code. Check carefully that all the code, libraries, etc., you are linking together are either all 16 bit code or all 32 bit code. May 08 2003
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