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From: Sune.S.Falck@telia.se (Sune Falck)
Subject: Re: Importing calls to access Windows registry
Date: 1999/05/07
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RegOpenKey is in the advapi32.dll so you must somehow add
advapi32.lib to the linker command line.

One way might be to add ...objecta\apilib as a search path in the
Objectada IDE
Another alternativ is to set the environment variable LIB so 
that it includes the ...objecta\apilib directory and then add
-ll advapi32.lib to the adabuild command.


>I am using ObjectAda 7.1.1 on Windows NT 4.0. I am trying to access the
>registry, but I am coming across link errors which I have not been able to
>fix. Something obvious, I expect, but just not to me! This was based on code
>
>registry_server.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _RegOpenKey@12
>
>What am I doing wrong?
>
>Cheers in advance,
>czgrr
>