I have a dynamic library (plugin) that uses another dynamic library (dependency). I use the dependency in two ways: a. by instantiating object from classes defined in the dependency b. by inheriting from classes defined in the dependency
When doing a., there are no linking errors. But when doing b., I have a linking error stating that I am missing some symbols (LNK2001). I looked in the .lib/.exp for the exact mangled name and did find the symbol that MSVC开发者_JS百科 (2005) says is missing.
It might be important to say that I use Qt and that the missing symbols are symbols that are automatically generated in the moc files (staticMetaObject of the parent class). Also, it might be relevant to say that I get these errors in both debug and release, which means that they are not "optimized away" (I even tried /OPT:NOREF /OPT:NOICF, although its the default in debug builds and that the symbols are in the lib file...)
How can I have this linking error even though the symbols are in there? And most importantly, how can I fix these errors?
Thanks for any help!
You might want to make sure the class is being declared with __declspec(dllexport)
(when building) and __declspec(dllimport)
(when linking against)?
See this link.
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