MW Ron wrote:
> "Jonathan Turkanis" wrote:
>> Alan Montgomery wrote:
>>> Jonathan Turkanis
>>>> I finally figured out that if widened the window containing the
>>>> Files, Link Order and Targets tabs I could see a column with a
>>>> chain icon at the far right, and that
>>>> by clicking in this column opposite the correct targets I could
>>>> specify them as
>>>> dependents.
>>> In the Targets pane it lists the target(s) you can build, once
>>> you have added the .mcp files to the project these targets get a +
>>> which can be expanded. When expanded it lists the dependant .mcp
>>> files and if you expand these it lists their target(s) clicking on
>>> the associated icon adds/removes that target as a prerequisite for
>>> the target it is within.
>> Okay, I see now that if I click on the target icon -- rather than on
>> the target name -- a bold arrow appears next to the target.
Unfortunately,
>> unless I also click under the chain icon I still get linker errors
>> stating that symbols from the dependent libraries are undefined. Any
>> idea why this is?
>
> Drag the depenedent target to the host target, it will be in italics
> under that then click on the link icon
>
> it will look like this
> + Test project
> + lib.mcp
> Library (in italics) * (under links)
>
> See if that works for you
Okay, I think I'm finally catching on ;-) It looks like:
1. An arrow icon indicates a dependency
2. A dot under the link icon tell the linker to link agains the output
file of
the dependent target.
Is that right?
> Ron
Jonathan
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