When I try to build a C++ file I get an error having to do with "Unresolved external _main". I searched through all the related files and there was no such string. What would cause this
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Have you built this project as a DLL or is something you've built from a blank slate Under your project properties you should have a field for the project's entry point -- this should either be left blank or match the name of your DLLMain entry point.
I should have mentioned that it is a C++ dll file that I am trying to compile. There is a DLLMain function in it which is supposed to be the entry point for the dll.
I didn't see any field for entry point under the properties menu selection. It wasn't under the projects menu either. I am working with Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0. Isn't that the one you are referring to
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Visual C++ compiler error
drachx
The compiler/linker is looking for a main function that doesn't exist. Do you have a Main() or WinMain() method declared and accessible
lmttag
yes my wife is really ashlee simpson and she's a singer but she wants to do movies also
Have you built this project as a DLL or is something you've built from a blank slate Under your project properties you should have a field for the project's entry point -- this should either be left blank or match the name of your DLLMain entry point.
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Re: Visual C++ compiler error [in VC 6.0]
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I didn't see any field for entry point under the properties menu selection. It wasn't under the projects menu either. I am working with Microsoft Visual Studio 6.0. Isn't that the one you are referring to
I am a musician also. I play jazz written by people like Dizzy Gillespie and Thelonious Monk. I have heard of your spouse, but unfortunately I am not up to date on the current popular artists. It's a pleasure to make your acqaintance, so to speak.