• Melkor (2/2) Jun 06 2007 My problem is that i can't disable the console window in a windows appli...
• Deewiant (4/7) Jun 06 2007 You need to pass -L/exet:nt/su:windows:4.0 to the linker, which means yo...
• davidl (3/9) Jun 06 2007 --

Melkor <laszlo.juhos gmail.com> writes:

My problem is that i can't disable the console window in a windows application.
When i specify the -L/EXET:NT -L/SU:windows flags in the build options it does
not seem to get passed to the linker in code::blocks, and if i specify the
linker flags like this: -EXET:NT -SU:windows it says it is an unrecognized
switch.

Anyone has a solution for this?

Deewiant <deewiant.doesnotlike.spam gmail.com> writes:

Melkor wrote:
 My problem is that i can't disable the console window in a windows
application. When i specify the -L/EXET:NT -L/SU:windows flags in the build
options it does not seem to get passed to the linker in code::blocks, and if i
specify the linker flags like this: -EXET:NT -SU:windows it says it is an
unrecognized switch.
 
 Anyone has a solution for this?

You need to pass -L/exet:nt/su:windows:4.0 to the linker, which means you need
to pass -L-L/exet:nt/su:windows:4.0 to the compiler. Did you leave out the
additional -L?

davidl <davidl 126.com> writes:

iirc -gui should do the trick

 My problem is that i can't disable the console window in a windows  
 application. When i specify the -L/EXET:NT -L/SU:windows flags in the  
 build options it does not seem to get passed to the linker in  
 code::blocks, and if i specify the linker flags like this: -EXET:NT  
 -SU:windows it says it is an unrecognized switch.

 Anyone has a solution for this?



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