static dll linking

[amarok]

I've got a problem - I must to static link to dll library, which is
placed in subdirectory of application.
I knonw how do it in delphi but I don't known how do it in c++
(builder).

In delphi I do:
procedure FunctionName; stdcall; external 'subdirectory\library.dll';

In c++ static linking is making by lib files and there's no path and
file name of dll defined:
void __declspec(dllimport) __stdcall FunctionName();

I dont want to set paths in system and linking dynamic by LoadModule
etc.

Can you help me?

 

[=?ISO-8859-2?Q?Erik_Wikstr=F6m?=]

I've got a problem - I must to static link to dll library, which is
placed in subdirectory of application.
I knonw how do it in delphi but I don't known how do it in c++
(builder).

In delphi I do:
procedure FunctionName; stdcall; external 'subdirectory\library.dll';

In c++ static linking is making by lib files and there's no path and
file name of dll defined:
void __declspec(dllimport) __stdcall FunctionName();

I dont want to set paths in system and linking dynamic by LoadModule
etc.

The path is usually passed to the linker. You should try a groups
dedicated to Visual Studio (or search MSDN) for more help.

 

[nmi]

I've got a problem - I must to static link to dll library, which is
placed in subdirectory of application.
I knonw how do it in delphi but I don't known how do it in c++
(builder).

In delphi I do:
procedure FunctionName; stdcall; external 'subdirectory\library.dll';

In c++ static linking is making by lib files and there's no path and
file name of dll defined:
void __declspec(dllimport) __stdcall FunctionName();

I dont want to set paths in system and linking dynamic by LoadModule
etc.

Can you help me?

If you are using MS Visual Studio you just add the .lib file of the library to your project, just like you add the sourcefiles and headers.

 

[Dennis Jones]

The path is usually passed to the linker. You should try a groups
dedicated to Visual Studio (or search MSDN) for more help.

Actually, he should go to the Borland newsgroups
(borland.public.cppbuilder.nativeapi would be a good choice) as his question
is about C++Builder (a Borland product).

- Dennis