wrapping a c-lib?

[xduffy]

Hello,

I've looked through the examples directory but I can't seem to find the answer I am looking for.

Here is my C file:

Code:

int testme ()
{
  return 5 + 3;
}

This is my test.bi file:

Code:

#ifndef TST_BI
#define TST_BI

declare function        testme          cdecl alias  "testme"           ( ) as


#endif ' TST_BI

This is my test.bas file:

Code:

'$include: "test.bi"

print "Hello, we are going to make a test now :)"
print testme()
print "Did it work?"

I compiled the c file:

Code:

gcc -c test.c

Then I made it a lib:

Code:

fbc -lib test.o

But when I do:

Code:

fbc -l ./libtest.a test.bas

I get:

Code:

ld: cannot find -l./libtest.a

or when I try:

Code:

fbc test.bas

I get:

Code:

test.o(.text+0x53): In function `_t0000':
: undefined reference to `testme'

So, what should I do?

[v3cz0r]

Or you use the #inclib "abc" in the header itself or on each prototype the lib "abc" clause.

The name for LD must be "abc", w/o the "lib" and the ".a", if the lib was called "libabc.a".