   Unfixible error in dev-cpp
  when I compile pretty much ANY code I get an error that says:cannot find entry symbol WinMainCRTStartup;defaulting to 004010000I not so sure if that's EXCACTLY right but I will edit it if it is wrong.[Edited by - Acid rain on June 17, 2006 2:26:25 PM]
  What library is that supposed to be? What compiler? What code?   ;  Actually, the library I use doesn't matter and the code does'nt matter. The compiler is dev_cpp. But for some reason when ever I go to project options in dev-cpp and DO NOTHING and click 'ok' and compile the code , I get that error.   ;  Right, so if you aren't using a library, why are you trying to use the Alu.h header?   ;  Actually I  asked to separate questions. see:"Hey, I can't find the Alu.h file ANYWHERE. Any ideas on where it could be?"was one and the other was:"when I compile pretty much ANY code I get an error that says:Cannot find win_startup@ defaulting to 0000010100100;I not so sure if that's EXCACTLY right but I will edit it if it is wrong.";  I think Alu.h was part of the old OpenAL 1.0 SDK. It isn't there in the new one(v1.1).   ;Quote:Original post by Acid rainActually I  asked to separate questions. see:"Hey, I can't find the Alu.h file ANYWHERE. Any ideas on where it could be?"Which is why I asked you what library you were using. I can't even begin to guess what it is supposed to be, where you might want to look, simply from the name 'Alu.h'. You *did* ask your question in the "Alternative Libraries" forum, so the library you think you're using is very relevant.Quote:"when I compile pretty much ANY code I get an error that says:Cannot find win_startup@ defaulting to 0000010100100;I not so sure if that's EXCACTLY right but I will edit it if it is wrong."Which is why I asked you what compiler you're using. It looks like you botched the install. Or your project file is corrupted. I don't know.If you don't give us any useful information, don't expect us to go out of our way to help you. There's only so much we can do.   ;  @ Fruny,  I changed the error above, take a look.   And as for Alu.h, it is an openAl header.   ;  WinMainCRTStartup is one of the possible entry points for a Windows executable -- the function that gets called at startup and then later calls your main() or WinMain() function. The linker didn't find it, so it tried a standard address instead.The error is probably due to you not linking the appropriate libraries (e.g. the C runtime library).   ;  So which libraries do I need to link?   