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Can't get linker to resolve __iob

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Eric Twietmeyer - 23 Nov 2006 00:01 GMT
I'm converting a project from vs2003 to vs2005.  The project links against a
thirdparty library (pvrtc.lib, the PowerVR tc compression library), which
apparently was built with some older version of the MS C++ compiler.  It is a
static library that has embedded libc.lib dependencies.  In my project I want
to link against the MT DLL library (msvcrt), and so in my vs2003 version of
the project I simply specify /NODEFAULTLIB:libc.lib, and things link fine.

When I converted to vs2005, the project file (vcproj file) seems ok, and the
project settings are the same, NODEFAULTLIB:libc.lib is still specified and I
can verify that I am still linking against msvcrt(d).lib, and yet I keep
getting unresolved references to __iob from some of the object files embedded
in the pvrtc.lib library.

I'm completely at a loss here, as __iob is defined in msvcrt(d).lib.  So
something is going wrong.  

Any ideas?  Thanks in advance,

-Eric Twietmeyer
WebSnozz - 25 Nov 2006 08:30 GMT
I'm having the same problem with __iob :(  Please post if you find a
solution.

> I'm converting a project from vs2003 to vs2005.  The project links against a
> thirdparty library (pvrtc.lib, the PowerVR tc compression library), which
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> -Eric Twietmeyer

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