• V. Krishnakumar (8/8) Apr 22 2002 Hi! group,
• Jan Knepper (7/15) Apr 22 2002 It's probably because the linker is looking for a 'main' and not for a '...
• V. Krishnakumar (6/11) Apr 24 2002 'WinMain'
• Walter (4/19) Apr 24 2002 No start address means you need a main(), a WinMain(), or a DllMain()

"V. Krishnakumar" <lvimala eth.net> writes:

Hi! group,

I've built MFC 4.2 (nafxcw.lib) using 8.28 beta. But when I link my
application, I get the following warning from the linker and the application
fails to start.

OPTLINK : Warning 134 : No Start Address

What does this mean ?

thanks in advance,
-Krishnakumar

Jan Knepper <jan smartsoft.cc> writes:

It's probably because the linker is looking for a 'main' and not for a 'WinMain'

Make sure you .def file uses:

EXETYPE        NT
SUBSYSTEM    WINDOWS,4.0

And include the .def file in your link command.

Jan



"V. Krishnakumar" wrote:

 Hi! group,

 I've built MFC 4.2 (nafxcw.lib) using 8.28 beta. But when I link my
 application, I get the following warning from the linker and the application
 fails to start.

 OPTLINK : Warning 134 : No Start Address

 What does this mean ?

 thanks in advance,
 -Krishnakumar

"V. Krishnakumar" <lvimala eth.net> writes:

"Jan Knepper" <jan smartsoft.cc> wrote in message
news:3CC459FD.F4970216 smartsoft.cc...
 It's probably because the linker is looking for a 'main' and not for a

'WinMain'
 Make sure you .def file uses:

 EXETYPE        NT
 SUBSYSTEM    WINDOWS,4.0

 And include the .def file in your link command.

I did that and still get the same error (134: No Start Address)

TIA,

-Krish

"Walter" <walter digitalmars.com> writes:

No start address means you need a main(), a WinMain(), or a DllMain()
function to serve as entry point for your exe/dll.

"V. Krishnakumar" <lvimala eth.net> wrote in message
news:aa83ui$1t80$1 digitaldaemon.com...
 "Jan Knepper" <jan smartsoft.cc> wrote in message
 news:3CC459FD.F4970216 smartsoft.cc...
 It's probably because the linker is looking for a 'main' and not for a

 'WinMain'
 Make sure you .def file uses:

 EXETYPE        NT
 SUBSYSTEM    WINDOWS,4.0

 And include the .def file in your link command.

 I did that and still get the same error (134: No Start Address)

 TIA,

 -Krish