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I am implementing some C++ program compiles to a DLL. Within this program I call a function from some library, which I specified the compiler to link to. However, I keep getting this error message during compile time:<br />
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Kermit.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol &quot;int __cdecl broker(struct ETBCB *,char *,char *,char *)&quot; (?broker@@YAHPAUETBCB@@PAD<wbr />11@Z)<br />
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I am using Visual C++ 6.0 and created the project using the Win32 Dynamic Link Library project wizard as an empty project.<br />
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I checked and double-checked everything from environment variables, to case sensitivity etc. But it seems as if the problem is related to calling the broker() function, which is ?supposed? to reside in the broker32.lib, which I told the compiler to point to as a library.<br />
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Any ideas?
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I am implementing some C++ program compiles to a DLL. Within this program I call a function from some library, which I specified the compiler to link to. However, I keep getting this error message during compile time:

Kermit.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol "int __cdecl broker(struct ETBCB *,char *,char *,char *)" (?broker@@YAHPAUETBCB@@PAD11@Z)

I am using Visual C++ 6.0 and created the project using the Win32 Dynamic Link Library project wizard as an empty project.

I checked and double-checked everything from environment variables, to case sensitivity etc. But it seems as if the problem is related to calling the broker() function, which is ?supposed? to reside in the broker32.lib, which I told the compiler to point to as a library.

Any ideas?

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