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Unresolved external Symbol: ProfileVectorImage
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2019-05-15
02:18 PM
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04:32 PM
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Daniel Kassai
2019-05-15
02:18 PM
Hi Guys,
I am currently working on the Archicad development and have taken the "Element_Test" example project as a template. With time I put some of my own functions on it and experimented with it.
Now I updated the SDK to version 22 (from version 21). I've updated everything so far (I think), but now I get a message that I can't do anything with:
Best Regards
Patrick
I am currently working on the Archicad development and have taken the "Element_Test" example project as a template. With time I put some of my own functions on it and experimented with it.
Now I updated the SDK to version 22 (from version 21). I've updated everything so far (I think), but now I get a message that I can't do anything with:
LNK2019 unresolved external symbol "__declspec(dllimport) public: __cdecl ProfileVectorImage::~ProfileVectorImage(void)" (__imp_??1ProfileVectorImage@@QEAA@XZ) referenced in function "void __cdecl GS::KillObject<class ProfileVectorImage>(class ProfileVectorImage * &)" (??$KillObject@VProfileVectorImage@@@GS@@YAXAEAPEAVProfileVectorImage@@@Z) Element_Test C:\ArchiCAD21_Sandbox\Sandbox\Element_Test\ACAP_STAT.lib(ACAPlib.obj) 1What error LNK2019 means is roughly clear to me, but I don't know where the source of the call is. Does anyone have an idea what I might be looking for?
Best Regards
Patrick
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2019-05-15 02:33 PM
2019-05-15
02:33 PM
Hi Patrick,
you have to link your Add-On with VectorImageImp.lib.
Simply add it to your project. You can do that easily by adding the following lines to your .vcxproj project file in a text editor:
Tibor
you have to link your Add-On with VectorImageImp.lib.
Simply add it to your project. You can do that easily by adding the following lines to your .vcxproj project file in a text editor:
<Library Include="..\..\Support\Modules\VectorImage\Win\VectorImageImp.lib"> <FileType>Document</FileType> </Library>Regards,
Tibor
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2019-05-15 02:33 PM
2019-05-15
02:33 PM
Hi Patrick,
you have to link your Add-On with VectorImageImp.lib.
Simply add it to your project. You can do that easily by adding the following lines to your .vcxproj project file in a text editor:
Tibor
you have to link your Add-On with VectorImageImp.lib.
Simply add it to your project. You can do that easily by adding the following lines to your .vcxproj project file in a text editor:
<Library Include="..\..\Support\Modules\VectorImage\Win\VectorImageImp.lib"> <FileType>Document</FileType> </Library>Regards,
Tibor
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2019-05-15 02:55 PM
2019-05-15
02:55 PM
Thanks Tibor, fixed my problem
