26 May
2008
26 May
'08
8:12 a.m.
Darren Mason wrote:
If I'm not mistaken, LNK4217 means that the linker believes the symbol is local, but it's using a different calling convention, almost like it thinks it's importing from a DLL. I could suppress those by compiling against the Common Language Runtime, but somehow I think that I'm seeing these might be the root of my problem. Any thoughts?
What compiler options are you building your application with? It looks like Boost was built against the DLL C++ runtime library, but that your application is built against the static C++ runtime? Note that just because you used the static Boost library versions, there are still 6 C++ runtime variants of these possible. HTH, John.