cc.dll

[shankle]

Have any of you all run into this one?
I see several fixes for the problem on the internet BUT
they are from companies that I do not know and have no idea
if the program they recommend is safe.
Thanks for any insight.

Windows 7 pro 64-bit

[P1]

I found a reference to cc.dll being:
Category: Air Fix Dog Fighter
Description: Cc, the 3D Engine

Is this the problem file, If not a little more context please.

Regards,  P1

[shankle]

No. It's about an error message I got when compiling a program I have
just started.
Language is GoAsm 64-bit.

could not open an input file (cc.dll) needed for forced dll
or import by ordinal

Thank you Hutch for moving this thread for me.

[Yuri]

I have never heard or read about this DLL. It must be referenced somewhere in your code or in someone else's code you include into yours.

[P1]

No. It's about an error message I got when compiling a program I have
just started.
Language is GoAsm 64-bit.

I have chased the error into the GO Resource Compiler.  http://www.godevtool.com/GorcFrame.htm

A review of the commandline switches in your batch file for GORC is in order.

Maybe the download of the current one will help.

Regards,  P1

[shankle]

I thank you P1 for your time.
I am not using GORC at compile time.

So I think it is in one of the following APIs.
Getfullpathname, createfile, FindFirstFileex, Win32_find_data etc.

I commented all of them out and the cc.dll error went away.

[P1]

I thank you P1 for your time.
I am not using GORC at compile time.

Your welcome!
I grepped the normal files of goasm, did not find cc.dll.  Which suggests an addin somewhere.

So I think it is in one of the following APIs.
Getfullpathname, createfile, FindFirstFileex, Win32_find_data etc.

I commented all of them out and the cc.dll error went away.

Three apis, and one data structure.  My bet is the alignment of the code segment and data segment/structure with align 8.

I have no need to do any 64bit coding right now, But I want to be current if I do.

Please keep us posted on your progress with this issue.

Regards,  P1