> From: Joachim Wuttke <j.wut****@fz-ju*****> > Date: Tue, 21 Jan 2020 17:25:07 +0100 > > MinGW shall compile a shared C library mylib that contains functions like > > declspec(dllexport) int foo(); > > The library shall be used in a C++ application under Visual Studio. > > To inspect the compilation outcome, > > dumpbin /HEADERS mylib.lib > > prints one stance per exported function. The stance for the above function > foo contains the line > > Symbol name : _foo > > So, MinGW does not generate the prefix _imp_. Expectedly, linking the > dependent application fails because Visual Studio cannot find _imp_foo. Isn't the __imp__ prefix supposed to be in the import library, not in the shared library (a.k.a. "DLL")? And if mylib.lib _is_ an import library, then how did you build it, exactly, i.e. with what MinGW commands?
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