[Benzouz]

Hey,

I have a udf that calls functions which I have compiled into a file called functions.o, and with a header called functions.h.

I followed the instructions from the fluent udf manual (for windows) detailing how to setup the libudf directory and adapting the user_nt and makefile_nt files.

But then I need to use the fluent's built in compiler because I can't use nmake or scons since I don't have visual studio or clang. So I use the TUI to compile my files but I'm pretty sure that it ignores my user_nt and makefile files since it tells me that the function I'm calling in my udf is not defined (lld-link: error: undefined symbol). Also, I'm not seeing any mention of the functions.o file in the console when I do the build.

I was wondering if any of you worked with precompiled objects and the fluent's built-in compiler and if you had any success.

And by the way, does it matter whether the object is called .o or .obj?

Thanks for your help!

Benjamin

[AlexanderZ]

never used build-in compiler, however, from common sense
you need make file to link percompiled objects, so I believe you need stand alone compiler to do that