LNK2005

[GDaniel]

IBCMT.lib(jmpuwind.obj) : error LNK2005: _local_unwind
already defined in kernel32.lib(KERNEL32.dll)

I checked all the points from MSDN 2005 regarding LNK2005
and everything seems to be fine.
Forcing linking with /FORCE:MULTIPLE is OK... the program
behaves as expected.
However I do not want to make a production release this way.
So my question is what should I try about this?

Any suggestion is welcome
, Regards
Daniel

[Steve Friedl [MVP/Security]]

LIBCMT.lib(jmpuwind.obj) : error LNK2005: _local_unwind
already defined in kernel32.lib(KERNEL32.dll)

Which compiler and Platform SDK are you using? I can't find "_local_unwind"
in any of the C Runtime libraries (though there is a _local_unwind2), and
kernel32.lib doesn't have anything that looks like this at all (this in VC6
and .NET2003).

Steve

[GDaniel]

Actually I am using VStudio 2005 and I am trying to compile a project for
AMD64. I posted also the question in beta forums but nobody replied :-( .
So I am using a couple of __try/__finally that seem to be different on AMD64.
However I guess I'm missing something........

Post by Steve Friedl [MVP/Security]

LIBCMT.lib(jmpuwind.obj) : error LNK2005: _local_unwind
already defined in kernel32.lib(KERNEL32.dll)

Which compiler and Platform SDK are you using? I can't find "_local_unwind"
in any of the C Runtime libraries (though there is a _local_unwind2), and
kernel32.lib doesn't have anything that looks like this at all (this in VC6
and .NET2003).
Steve
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Steve Friedl -- Tustin, California USA -- www.unixwiz.net
Unix Wizard -- Microsoft MVP/Security -- I speak for me only

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GDaniel wrote on 11/30/2004 03:35 ET

Post by GDaniel
Actually I am using VStudio 2005 and I am trying to compile a project fo
AMD64. I posted also the question in beta forums but nobody replied :-(
So I am using a couple of __try/__finally that seem to be different on AMD64
However I guess I'm missing somethin

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LIBCMT.lib(jmpuwind.obj) : error LNK2005: _local_unwin
already defined in kernel32.lib(KERNEL32.dll

Which compiler and Platform SDK are you using? I can't fin
"_local_unwind
in any of the C Runtime libraries (though there is a _local_unwind2), an
kernel32.lib doesn't have anything that looks like this at all (this in VC
and .NET2003)
Stev
Steve Friedl -- Tustin, California USA -- www.unixwiz.ne
Unix Wizard -- Microsoft MVP/Security -- I speak for me onl

Hi GDaniel

I know this is an very old post but I have exactly the same problem
Did you solve this

Thanks in advance!