building problem

Hi all,

I am developing a kernel mode display driver. Basically it is a mirror
driver for Windows 2000. When I file build utility, I am geting fllowing
error.
nmake.exe filed -rc = 2

I would appreciate the help.

Many Thnaks
Giri

looks like … your nmake.exe is not in the standard
system path…add your nmake.exe to system path.

Giri

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> Hi all,
>
> I am developing a kernel mode display driver.
> Basically it is a mirror
> driver for Windows 2000. When I file build utility,
> I am geting fllowing
> error.
> nmake.exe filed -rc = 2
>
> I would appreciate the help.
>
> Many Thnaks
> Giri
>
>
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Hi Girish,
To compile the driver along with DDK you will also need the nmake
utility available with VC++ which is internally used by Build to compile
your driver. Your problem might be either because you don’t have VC++
installed or there must be some fault in your sources file where you specify
all the settings to compile your driver. Hope this helps.

Regards,
Neelay

Girish Desai wrote:

Hi all,

I am developing a kernel mode display driver. Basically it is a mirror
driver for Windows 2000. When I file build utility, I am geting fllowing
error.
nmake.exe filed -rc = 2

I would appreciate the help.

Many Thnaks
Giri


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Hi,

Here is problem while building miniport mirror driver under 2000. I am using
build utility of 2000 and I get linker error unresolved external
_VideoPortInitialize@16, I have included path for videoprt.lib file, as it
is exported function of videoprt file.

Can anybody help me in this regard?

Many Thanks,

Giri

Hi Girish,
Under NT 4 DDK if you need to link your driver obj with an external library,
you need to specify the name of the library under the TARGETLIBS entry in your
Sources file. Please refer the NT4 DDK docs for the full info on this. I am not
sure how you do this on Win2k. Hope this helps.

Regards,
Neelay

Girish Desai wrote:

Hi,

Here is problem while building miniport mirror driver under 2000. I am using
build utility of 2000 and I get linker error unresolved external
_VideoPortInitialize@16, I have included path for videoprt.lib file, as it
is exported function of videoprt file.

Can anybody help me in this regard?

Many Thanks,

Giri


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Hi Neelay,

probem is solved. Thanks for promt reply.

I had done one idiot mistake. Just I needed to add TARGETLIBS in sources
file, only for videoprt.lib file.

Now it is building fine.

I was little impatient, that is why I welcomed the problem.

Thanks again…
Giri

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Subject: [ntdev] Re: building problem

Hi Girish,
Under NT 4 DDK if you need to link your driver obj with an external
library,
you need to specify the name of the library under the TARGETLIBS entry in
your
Sources file. Please refer the NT4 DDK docs for the full info on this. I am
not
sure how you do this on Win2k. Hope this helps.

Regards,
Neelay

Girish Desai wrote:

Hi,

Here is problem while building miniport mirror driver under 2000. I am
using
build utility of 2000 and I get linker error unresolved external
_VideoPortInitialize@16, I have included path for videoprt.lib file, as it
is exported function of videoprt file.

Can anybody help me in this regard?

Many Thanks,

Giri


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