Friday Juny 29, 2018 21:20 am
I want to use jeffscode.lib in a C++ program. I can compile my program fine, but when I link the program, I get no found errors. I thought I pointed to the proper libraries, but I can't seem to find any object binarys. Even if I did, they would be compiled as c modules. The program runs but its missing the library
How can I link my programs with the jeffscode.lib libraries, or if not, how can I recompile them?
Thanks in advance.
steve
Not sure exactly what the question is, but you should be able to add the library directly into the project tree, as you would a .S or .C file
jeff won't give me the source code. can i get it from the library.
How about: https://github.com/jeffscode ?
"can i get it from the library"
No.
>>can i get it from the library Can you get what from the library?
You can't get source, but you could disassemble objects with tools like FromELF
If the library has value perhaps you can make a reasonable offer for the source, or portions, rather than expect to get it to given for free.
It's not the same jeff on github.
I told jeff that want the source code but he just says no. I will ask him again tomorrow.
Where can I get FromMELF?
www.lmgtfy.com
People confuse free software with open source software.
Instead of just asking for something, come up with a realistic dollar value for it, and pitch that. A garage bills their mechanics time out at about $5000/week.