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I am a newbie trying to use Visual C++. I am trying to order a set of object files so that a_1.obj is followed by all the other object files being linked. I also want to specify the last object file a_n.obj. &nbsp;So the linked image should look like the following:<br />
a1.obj, a2.obj, a3.obj, ... a_n-1.obj, a_n.obj.<br />
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If I were to use a Makefile, I could do the following:<br />
link a_1.obj $(OBJ) a_n.obj, where OBJ=a2.obj ... a_n-1.obj<br />
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How do I specify that to the builder?<br />
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Thanks.
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I am a newbie trying to use Visual C++. I am trying to order a set of object files so that a_1.obj is followed by all the other object files being linked. I also want to specify the last object file a_n.obj.  So the linked image should look like the following:
a1.obj, a2.obj, a3.obj, ... a_n-1.obj, a_n.obj.

If I were to use a Makefile, I could do the following:
link a_1.obj $(OBJ) a_n.obj, where OBJ=a2.obj ... a_n-1.obj

How do I specify that to the builder?

Thanks.

Ordering object files when linkng using Visual C++ 5.0.

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