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Unresolved external symbol __guard_fids_table
What is the effect of extern “C” in C++?What is an undefined reference/unresolved external symbol error and how do I fix it?EnumWindows Unresolved ExternalGlew unresolved externals problemsSOCI external symbol unresolved “struct soci::mysql_backend_factory const soci::mysql”CUDA 6.5: error MSB3191 Unable to create directory and LNK2001 Unresolved External symbolUnresolved externals when trying to connect to mysql with C++ in Visual Studio 2013Once again including library and Error LNK2001: unresolved external symbolCompiling OpenCV opencv_world with Qt - unresolved externalsStatic member error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol only on windows and when building a shared library
I'm compiling a huge open-source solution (Virtualbox 6.0.4 OSE Windows version actually), and got stuck with the following linking error (provided both command and error, formatted for readability)
C:/MSVS/10.0/VC/bin/link.exe’
-nologo’
-machine:x86
-Ignore:4197
-Driver
-Subsystem:NATIVE
-Incremental:NO
-Align:4096
-MapInfo:Exports
-NoD
-Release
-Debug
-Opt:Ref
-Opt:Icf
-Version:600.4
-Stub:winstub.com'
-IntegrityCheck
/Entry:DriverEntry@8
/OUT:VBoxWddm.sys
/MAPINFO:EXPORTS
/INCREMENTAL:NO
/MAP:VBoxWddm.map
/LIBPATH:C:/WinDDK/7600.16385.1/lib/wlh/i386
/LIBPATH:C:/WinDDK/8.1.1/Lib/win8/km/x86
@VBoxWddm.rsp
Creating library VBoxWddm.lib and object VBoxWddm.exp
BufferOverflowK.lib(loadcfg.obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol __guard_fids_table
BufferOverflowK.lib(loadcfg.obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol __guard_fids_count
BufferOverflowK.lib(loadcfg.obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol __guard_flags
VBoxWddm.sys : fatal error LNK1120: 3 unresolved externals
Compiler is VC++ 10.0 (such an outdated compiler required by Oracle for COM interfaces backward compatibility), Windows 7 and 8.1 SDKs are installed.
As I found, __guard_fids_table is a part of Microsoft anti-malware Control Flow Guard API, introduced in Windows 8.1. Some sources tell it requires Visual C++ version 14.0 (which is MSVS 2015 Update 3), however, it's still lack of good documentation of this API, so I'm not 100% sure.
Problem is it could be both bug of the build system (Virtualbox OSE 6 is quite new, and not properly tested), or just some additional configuration required. I need some direction for further investigation, because there's literally no official documentation how to build Oracle Virtualbox 6, and their forum died many years ago.
The main question for that moment, is that even possible to link these objects with VC++ 10.0 or newer compiler required, or maybe just Windows 10 SDK.
Also just great is anyone has experience with compiling Virtualbox 6 already
c++ winapi virtualbox controlflowguard
|
show 1 more comment
I'm compiling a huge open-source solution (Virtualbox 6.0.4 OSE Windows version actually), and got stuck with the following linking error (provided both command and error, formatted for readability)
C:/MSVS/10.0/VC/bin/link.exe’
-nologo’
-machine:x86
-Ignore:4197
-Driver
-Subsystem:NATIVE
-Incremental:NO
-Align:4096
-MapInfo:Exports
-NoD
-Release
-Debug
-Opt:Ref
-Opt:Icf
-Version:600.4
-Stub:winstub.com'
-IntegrityCheck
/Entry:DriverEntry@8
/OUT:VBoxWddm.sys
/MAPINFO:EXPORTS
/INCREMENTAL:NO
/MAP:VBoxWddm.map
/LIBPATH:C:/WinDDK/7600.16385.1/lib/wlh/i386
/LIBPATH:C:/WinDDK/8.1.1/Lib/win8/km/x86
@VBoxWddm.rsp
Creating library VBoxWddm.lib and object VBoxWddm.exp
BufferOverflowK.lib(loadcfg.obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol __guard_fids_table
BufferOverflowK.lib(loadcfg.obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol __guard_fids_count
BufferOverflowK.lib(loadcfg.obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol __guard_flags
VBoxWddm.sys : fatal error LNK1120: 3 unresolved externals
Compiler is VC++ 10.0 (such an outdated compiler required by Oracle for COM interfaces backward compatibility), Windows 7 and 8.1 SDKs are installed.
As I found, __guard_fids_table is a part of Microsoft anti-malware Control Flow Guard API, introduced in Windows 8.1. Some sources tell it requires Visual C++ version 14.0 (which is MSVS 2015 Update 3), however, it's still lack of good documentation of this API, so I'm not 100% sure.
Problem is it could be both bug of the build system (Virtualbox OSE 6 is quite new, and not properly tested), or just some additional configuration required. I need some direction for further investigation, because there's literally no official documentation how to build Oracle Virtualbox 6, and their forum died many years ago.
The main question for that moment, is that even possible to link these objects with VC++ 10.0 or newer compiler required, or maybe just Windows 10 SDK.
Also just great is anyone has experience with compiling Virtualbox 6 already
c++ winapi virtualbox controlflowguard
You must be trying to link in a library that was compiled on a newer version of the compiler that does support__guard_fids_table. There is otherwise no way for a feature that MSVC 10 does not support to end up in the object file. Make sure that you are doing a complete build of all modules. In particular, per the error message, rebuildBufferOverflowK.lib(loadcfg.obj).
– Cody Gray♦
Mar 8 at 4:42
BufferOverflowK sounds like a .LIB from the WDK and not something you can recompile.
– Anders
Mar 8 at 7:49
Is there any chance that you are mixing lib files from DDK 7 and DDK 8? Maybe try to locate all files in Lib directories of both ddks that contain listed symbol names.
– Daniel Sęk
Mar 8 at 8:20
__guard_fids_tableand etc - this is absolute symbols. thelink.exemust understand it. you use old link.exe. your solution - get new build tools from new visual studio or standalone tools and overwrite yourMSVS/10.0/VC/bindirectory
– RbMm
Mar 8 at 8:45
Exactly, BufferOverflowK.lib is a part of DDK, and could not be recompiled. VC++ 10.0 is an explicit requirement of a build system. It has been built someway in commercial version of Virtualbox with the old compiler. May be the problem with passing both path to WDK 7 and 8.1, which looks like some bug in Makefile
– Yuri S. Cherkasov
Mar 8 at 14:57
|
show 1 more comment
I'm compiling a huge open-source solution (Virtualbox 6.0.4 OSE Windows version actually), and got stuck with the following linking error (provided both command and error, formatted for readability)
C:/MSVS/10.0/VC/bin/link.exe’
-nologo’
-machine:x86
-Ignore:4197
-Driver
-Subsystem:NATIVE
-Incremental:NO
-Align:4096
-MapInfo:Exports
-NoD
-Release
-Debug
-Opt:Ref
-Opt:Icf
-Version:600.4
-Stub:winstub.com'
-IntegrityCheck
/Entry:DriverEntry@8
/OUT:VBoxWddm.sys
/MAPINFO:EXPORTS
/INCREMENTAL:NO
/MAP:VBoxWddm.map
/LIBPATH:C:/WinDDK/7600.16385.1/lib/wlh/i386
/LIBPATH:C:/WinDDK/8.1.1/Lib/win8/km/x86
@VBoxWddm.rsp
Creating library VBoxWddm.lib and object VBoxWddm.exp
BufferOverflowK.lib(loadcfg.obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol __guard_fids_table
BufferOverflowK.lib(loadcfg.obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol __guard_fids_count
BufferOverflowK.lib(loadcfg.obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol __guard_flags
VBoxWddm.sys : fatal error LNK1120: 3 unresolved externals
Compiler is VC++ 10.0 (such an outdated compiler required by Oracle for COM interfaces backward compatibility), Windows 7 and 8.1 SDKs are installed.
As I found, __guard_fids_table is a part of Microsoft anti-malware Control Flow Guard API, introduced in Windows 8.1. Some sources tell it requires Visual C++ version 14.0 (which is MSVS 2015 Update 3), however, it's still lack of good documentation of this API, so I'm not 100% sure.
Problem is it could be both bug of the build system (Virtualbox OSE 6 is quite new, and not properly tested), or just some additional configuration required. I need some direction for further investigation, because there's literally no official documentation how to build Oracle Virtualbox 6, and their forum died many years ago.
The main question for that moment, is that even possible to link these objects with VC++ 10.0 or newer compiler required, or maybe just Windows 10 SDK.
Also just great is anyone has experience with compiling Virtualbox 6 already
c++ winapi virtualbox controlflowguard
I'm compiling a huge open-source solution (Virtualbox 6.0.4 OSE Windows version actually), and got stuck with the following linking error (provided both command and error, formatted for readability)
C:/MSVS/10.0/VC/bin/link.exe’
-nologo’
-machine:x86
-Ignore:4197
-Driver
-Subsystem:NATIVE
-Incremental:NO
-Align:4096
-MapInfo:Exports
-NoD
-Release
-Debug
-Opt:Ref
-Opt:Icf
-Version:600.4
-Stub:winstub.com'
-IntegrityCheck
/Entry:DriverEntry@8
/OUT:VBoxWddm.sys
/MAPINFO:EXPORTS
/INCREMENTAL:NO
/MAP:VBoxWddm.map
/LIBPATH:C:/WinDDK/7600.16385.1/lib/wlh/i386
/LIBPATH:C:/WinDDK/8.1.1/Lib/win8/km/x86
@VBoxWddm.rsp
Creating library VBoxWddm.lib and object VBoxWddm.exp
BufferOverflowK.lib(loadcfg.obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol __guard_fids_table
BufferOverflowK.lib(loadcfg.obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol __guard_fids_count
BufferOverflowK.lib(loadcfg.obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol __guard_flags
VBoxWddm.sys : fatal error LNK1120: 3 unresolved externals
Compiler is VC++ 10.0 (such an outdated compiler required by Oracle for COM interfaces backward compatibility), Windows 7 and 8.1 SDKs are installed.
As I found, __guard_fids_table is a part of Microsoft anti-malware Control Flow Guard API, introduced in Windows 8.1. Some sources tell it requires Visual C++ version 14.0 (which is MSVS 2015 Update 3), however, it's still lack of good documentation of this API, so I'm not 100% sure.
Problem is it could be both bug of the build system (Virtualbox OSE 6 is quite new, and not properly tested), or just some additional configuration required. I need some direction for further investigation, because there's literally no official documentation how to build Oracle Virtualbox 6, and their forum died many years ago.
The main question for that moment, is that even possible to link these objects with VC++ 10.0 or newer compiler required, or maybe just Windows 10 SDK.
Also just great is anyone has experience with compiling Virtualbox 6 already
c++ winapi virtualbox controlflowguard
c++ winapi virtualbox controlflowguard
asked Mar 8 at 4:20
Yuri S. CherkasovYuri S. Cherkasov
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You must be trying to link in a library that was compiled on a newer version of the compiler that does support__guard_fids_table. There is otherwise no way for a feature that MSVC 10 does not support to end up in the object file. Make sure that you are doing a complete build of all modules. In particular, per the error message, rebuildBufferOverflowK.lib(loadcfg.obj).
– Cody Gray♦
Mar 8 at 4:42
BufferOverflowK sounds like a .LIB from the WDK and not something you can recompile.
– Anders
Mar 8 at 7:49
Is there any chance that you are mixing lib files from DDK 7 and DDK 8? Maybe try to locate all files in Lib directories of both ddks that contain listed symbol names.
– Daniel Sęk
Mar 8 at 8:20
__guard_fids_tableand etc - this is absolute symbols. thelink.exemust understand it. you use old link.exe. your solution - get new build tools from new visual studio or standalone tools and overwrite yourMSVS/10.0/VC/bindirectory
– RbMm
Mar 8 at 8:45
Exactly, BufferOverflowK.lib is a part of DDK, and could not be recompiled. VC++ 10.0 is an explicit requirement of a build system. It has been built someway in commercial version of Virtualbox with the old compiler. May be the problem with passing both path to WDK 7 and 8.1, which looks like some bug in Makefile
– Yuri S. Cherkasov
Mar 8 at 14:57
|
show 1 more comment
You must be trying to link in a library that was compiled on a newer version of the compiler that does support__guard_fids_table. There is otherwise no way for a feature that MSVC 10 does not support to end up in the object file. Make sure that you are doing a complete build of all modules. In particular, per the error message, rebuildBufferOverflowK.lib(loadcfg.obj).
– Cody Gray♦
Mar 8 at 4:42
BufferOverflowK sounds like a .LIB from the WDK and not something you can recompile.
– Anders
Mar 8 at 7:49
Is there any chance that you are mixing lib files from DDK 7 and DDK 8? Maybe try to locate all files in Lib directories of both ddks that contain listed symbol names.
– Daniel Sęk
Mar 8 at 8:20
__guard_fids_tableand etc - this is absolute symbols. thelink.exemust understand it. you use old link.exe. your solution - get new build tools from new visual studio or standalone tools and overwrite yourMSVS/10.0/VC/bindirectory
– RbMm
Mar 8 at 8:45
Exactly, BufferOverflowK.lib is a part of DDK, and could not be recompiled. VC++ 10.0 is an explicit requirement of a build system. It has been built someway in commercial version of Virtualbox with the old compiler. May be the problem with passing both path to WDK 7 and 8.1, which looks like some bug in Makefile
– Yuri S. Cherkasov
Mar 8 at 14:57
You must be trying to link in a library that was compiled on a newer version of the compiler that does support
__guard_fids_table. There is otherwise no way for a feature that MSVC 10 does not support to end up in the object file. Make sure that you are doing a complete build of all modules. In particular, per the error message, rebuild BufferOverflowK.lib(loadcfg.obj).– Cody Gray♦
Mar 8 at 4:42
You must be trying to link in a library that was compiled on a newer version of the compiler that does support
__guard_fids_table. There is otherwise no way for a feature that MSVC 10 does not support to end up in the object file. Make sure that you are doing a complete build of all modules. In particular, per the error message, rebuild BufferOverflowK.lib(loadcfg.obj).– Cody Gray♦
Mar 8 at 4:42
BufferOverflowK sounds like a .LIB from the WDK and not something you can recompile.
– Anders
Mar 8 at 7:49
BufferOverflowK sounds like a .LIB from the WDK and not something you can recompile.
– Anders
Mar 8 at 7:49
Is there any chance that you are mixing lib files from DDK 7 and DDK 8? Maybe try to locate all files in Lib directories of both ddks that contain listed symbol names.
– Daniel Sęk
Mar 8 at 8:20
Is there any chance that you are mixing lib files from DDK 7 and DDK 8? Maybe try to locate all files in Lib directories of both ddks that contain listed symbol names.
– Daniel Sęk
Mar 8 at 8:20
__guard_fids_table and etc - this is absolute symbols. the link.exe must understand it. you use old link.exe. your solution - get new build tools from new visual studio or standalone tools and overwrite your MSVS/10.0/VC/bin directory– RbMm
Mar 8 at 8:45
__guard_fids_table and etc - this is absolute symbols. the link.exe must understand it. you use old link.exe. your solution - get new build tools from new visual studio or standalone tools and overwrite your MSVS/10.0/VC/bin directory– RbMm
Mar 8 at 8:45
Exactly, BufferOverflowK.lib is a part of DDK, and could not be recompiled. VC++ 10.0 is an explicit requirement of a build system. It has been built someway in commercial version of Virtualbox with the old compiler. May be the problem with passing both path to WDK 7 and 8.1, which looks like some bug in Makefile
– Yuri S. Cherkasov
Mar 8 at 14:57
Exactly, BufferOverflowK.lib is a part of DDK, and could not be recompiled. VC++ 10.0 is an explicit requirement of a build system. It has been built someway in commercial version of Virtualbox with the old compiler. May be the problem with passing both path to WDK 7 and 8.1, which looks like some bug in Makefile
– Yuri S. Cherkasov
Mar 8 at 14:57
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You must be trying to link in a library that was compiled on a newer version of the compiler that does support
__guard_fids_table. There is otherwise no way for a feature that MSVC 10 does not support to end up in the object file. Make sure that you are doing a complete build of all modules. In particular, per the error message, rebuildBufferOverflowK.lib(loadcfg.obj).– Cody Gray♦
Mar 8 at 4:42
BufferOverflowK sounds like a .LIB from the WDK and not something you can recompile.
– Anders
Mar 8 at 7:49
Is there any chance that you are mixing lib files from DDK 7 and DDK 8? Maybe try to locate all files in Lib directories of both ddks that contain listed symbol names.
– Daniel Sęk
Mar 8 at 8:20
__guard_fids_tableand etc - this is absolute symbols. thelink.exemust understand it. you use old link.exe. your solution - get new build tools from new visual studio or standalone tools and overwrite yourMSVS/10.0/VC/bindirectory– RbMm
Mar 8 at 8:45
Exactly, BufferOverflowK.lib is a part of DDK, and could not be recompiled. VC++ 10.0 is an explicit requirement of a build system. It has been built someway in commercial version of Virtualbox with the old compiler. May be the problem with passing both path to WDK 7 and 8.1, which looks like some bug in Makefile
– Yuri S. Cherkasov
Mar 8 at 14:57