I am not sure that my solution is fit for yours or not, this is what i did for my 64-bit project to compile with eclipse and windows sdk 7.1. If you want to make some dll maybe with windows sdk or visual studio environment. Well, I don't think '/machine:圆4' is a cl option but it's one of linker option. Any idea how to replace it? As said it uses the Visual Studio 10 folder but I also have a Visual Studio 12 and 14 folder as well.Ĭl : Command line warning D9002 : ignoring unknown option '/machine:圆4' The Compiler prints the following line so basically it is not able to compile 64bit version. But the linker still complains that the obj file from the compiler is 32bit. I set to both compiler and linker the /machine:64 option. A source on the web gave a work around for the 2010 Express being not able to create 圆4 DLL and it turned out that the hint was getting windows SDK since it it comes along with a compiler.Īlso I noticed that CDT uses Visual Studio 10 files so I guess it is using this compiler. If I switch to the 64bit dll version the compiler complains about the CoCreateInstance method can not be linked. I have to add this manually in order for the compiler to pick it up. It contains the method CoCreateInstance which I require. I also have the Windows SDK v7.1 installed. Since the Visual Studio 2010 Express edition came without a 64bit compiler I am not even sure if the Community edition of Visual Studio supports 64bit dlls this time. So I searched the web and read and did stuff but I am totally lost. So I used Java to fire it up but it complained (I use JNA for integration) and it seams that I have a 32bit DLL.
I set up using the Visual C toolchain and after minor issues I had my DLL generated. So I skipped this and downloaded Eclipse CDT.
The program did not complain, everything was setup as in the tutorial but no dll file. I tried to create a DLL there and on creation it generated everything but no dll. I download Visual Studio 2015 Community Edition.
What I want to be done: Create a 64bit DLL on win7 that interacts with the Windows API including the OLE32.dll.
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