June 13, 200718 yr Hi,Has anybody managed to get it to work with Dev-C++?I try to build the Open and Close example, it compiles OK, but the Linker complains with the following messages:undefined refrence to 'SimConnect_Open@24'undefined refrence to 'SimConnect_Close@4'while I have put SimConnect.lib in the project directory and have add it to the Linker command...?I thought it might be the COFF vs OMF problem, and tried the Borland version of the library, but that was no solution.Nicohttp://www.nicokaan.nl
June 14, 200718 yr Commercial Member >I try to build the Open and Close example, it compiles OK, but>the Linker complains with the following messages:>>undefined refrence to 'SimConnect_Open@24'>undefined refrence to 'SimConnect_Close@4'>>while I have put SimConnect.lib in the project directory and>have add it to the Linker command...Aren't they references to C++ procedures? I think you need to tell the compiler/linker that they are C, not C++. That should have been accomplished by the SIMCONNECTAPI declaration in front of each declaration in SimConnect.h.You will see that SIMCONNECTAPI is defined just before the declarations as:#if !defined(SIMCONNECTAPI)#define SIMCONNECTAPI extern "C" HRESULT __stdcall#endifMaybe your compiler doesn't understand "C"?RegardsPete Win10: 22H2 19045.2728 CPU: 9900KS at 5.5GHz Memory: 32Gb at 3800 MHz. GPU: RTX 24Gb Titan 2 x 2160p projectors at 25Hz onto 200 FOV curved screen
June 14, 200718 yr Author Hi Pete,Thanks for your help.Yes my compiler understands C.... its'a C/C++ compiler.I have linked C functions to a C++ program before, actually that 's what I'm also doing with my FSCONV program (in C++) using FSUIPC.Any other ideas?Nicohttp://www.nicokaan.nl
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