Problem in making sis file in Carbide C++

[Adeesh]

hi, i am using Carbide.c++ Express, S60 SDK 3rd 9.1.
I am having some Symbian code and i found trouble in making sis file of that.
When i try to compile that code via S60 3.0 Emulator Debug then i got the .exe file with some warnings but emulator is not able to run that file.

When i tried to compile that application via S60 Phone(3.0) GCCE Release then i am able to compile the application but it gives some linker errors in its *.o(Object) files. The object file in Symbian library linked fine but *.o files of corressponding *.cpp in my project give problem.

It give some undefined reference like
TestContainer.cpp.text+0xbb0): undefined reference to `TRect::TRect(int, int, int, int)'

and there are list of such undefined refernences...
Also there are two errors
C:/Symbian/9.1/S60_3rd/EPOC32/DATA/Z/resource/apps/testApp_0x20003305.rsc
[testApp_0x20003305.sym] Error 1

I am able to compile and link the simple HelloWorld application.

[Adeesh]

Somebody please help.. I want its solution urgently.....

[wizard_hu_]

Your project should link with euser.lib, since it is almost mandatory for any Symbian code (euser.lib contains the definition for TRect also).

[Adeesh]

Thanx a lot for the help...
Can you please tell me how to link with euser.lib because i am new to Symbian? I have tried to include but i am not able to compile that application without those warnings.

Please tell me the how to link to that library file.

Thanx
Adeesh Jain.

[kiran10182]

Hello Adeesh,

Open yr .mmp file.

You shall find entries like:
LIBRARY ......
LIBRARY ......

In the next line( or the same, with space) you can add yr library. Like:
LIBRARY euser.lib

NOTE: When u change yr .mmp file, u need to rebuild yr project.

Regards.
Kiran.

[wizard_hu_]

Since you are using Carbide, it is possible that you do not have .mmp file at all. You should visit "Project Properties", "C/C++ Build"
- WINSCW: "WINSCW C/C++ Linker", "Libraries": make sure that "euser.lib" appears in the list
- GCCE: "GCCE Linker", "Libraries": make sure that "${EPOC32_RELEASE_ROOT}\ARMV5\LIB\euser.dso" appears in the list