How to create .lib from .cpp file on borland turbo C++

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I want to create .lib from .cpp file like we have command for .c file "tcc -c cfile.c -cfile.obj " then we can create .lib file but in .cpp file I can't get .obj file is there any way to create .obj file of .cpp file on ms-dos using

Borland Turbo C++

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I want to create .lib from .cpp file like we have command for .c file "tcc -c cfile.c -cfile.obj " then we can create .lib file but in .cpp file I can't get .obj file is there any way to create .obj file of .cpp file on ms-dos using <pre>Borland Turbo C++

Posted 6-Jan-19 17:09pm

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Updated 6-Jan-19 23:49pm

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Assuming your file is file.cpp, then use

tcc -c -ofile.obj file.cpp

to create file.obj file

To create a lib file, use

tlib mylib.lib /C +file.obj

Posted 6-Jan-19 23:49pm

monglung

Updated 7-Jan-19 10:50am

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Richard MacCutchan 7-Jan-19 6:34am

But that is not what the question is asking.

monglung 7-Jan-19 16:51pm

I thought he only has trouble creating an obj file...

Richard MacCutchan 8-Jan-19 4:39am

Reading the question again, it is not clear what the problem is.

monglung 8-Jan-19 4:45am

The question: is there any way to create .obj file of .cpp file on ms-dos using Borland Turbo C++

Richard MacCutchan 8-Jan-19 5:08am

As I said, the question is not clear, look at the title.

Solution 1

Check the Borland documentation. You most likely need another command (LIB or LINK) to create a library from a cpp object file.

Posted 6-Jan-19 23:02pm

Richard MacCutchan

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CPallini · Accepted Answer · 2019-01-06T23:35:00

Solution 2

A quick search returned this page
How to create a library file in Turbo C | How to add a library file to the Turbo C library[^].
I guess turbo C++ works very similarly.

Posted 6-Jan-19 23:35pm

CPallini