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error using MSVC7.x and OCaml3.07: entry point must be defined
- Andrew Griffis
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Date: | 2005-05-12 (00:00) |
From: | Andrew Griffis <andrew.griffis@a...> |
Subject: | error using MSVC7.x and OCaml3.07: entry point must be defined |
I am compiling a group of C/C++ libraries and compiled Ocaml libraries using ocamlopt and the MSVC7.x tools, including Nmake (Version 7.00.9466, same as the associated MASM) and CL (version 13.00.9466). The Ocamlopt version is 3.07. I am running under WinXP on an AMD Athlon processor. I consistently get the following error message when the final link step executes: "LINK : fatal error LNK1561: entry point must be defined" I can write a simple .c program and a companion simple .ml program, link them together and have the resultant ml-main routine call and execute the c program correctly. So the toolpath appears to work ok for simple cases. I have checked one of the intermediate ASM file results, and I do indeed see an "EXTERN _Main__entry: PROC" statement which I would assume would be carried through to the final stage of linking. I would be grateful for any tips or suggestions, particularly if this has been seen before, or if some obvious error in approach has been taken. Thanks, Andy ------------- Andrew Griffis, Ph.D. Avisere, Inc. +1 520 272 8199 +1 520 207 4560 (fax)