I've seen the "undefined reference" link errors when the DLL is not in sync with the link library. I've gotten around it by creating a new library from the DLL with 'dlltool'.

The other thing based simply on filenames is that .lib libraries are generally for use with the MSVC compiler package. Strawberry expects .a libraries.

I see your MQSeries specific libraries are here:

E:\mq71\Tools\lib\mqic.lib
E:\mq71\Tools\lib\mqic32.lib

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Where are the DLL's? Try this, replacing PATH_HERE with the proper path to the DLL's:

pexports E:\PATH_HERE\mqic.dll > mqic.def
dlltool --as-flags=--64 -m i386:x86-64 -k --output-lib libmqic.a --inp
+ut-def mqic.def

pexports E:\PATH_HERE\mqic32.dll > mqic.def
dlltool --as-flags=--64 -m i386:x86-64 -k --output-lib libmqic32.a --i
+nput-def mqic.def

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Make sure to rerun 'dmake' and check that the link step is referencing the new libmqic.a and libmqic32.a libraries instead of the .lib ones.

I've done this successfully with WinPcap when compiling Net::Pcap.

In reply to Re: Strawberry and MQSeries Problem by VinsWorldcom
in thread Strawberry and MQSeries Problem by mpersico

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