Fatal error lnk1113 invalid machine type

Fatal error lnk1113 invalid machine type

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Has anyone ever seen this error, because this one is above me . . I have no idea what wrong is, could someone please help.

Thanx in advance

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Please note that all major compilers are Cross-Compilers. They can build code for some other (not all) processors different than what they are running on. In our Project Build Settings where we pass parameters to our compiler executable, we also pass the target-platform in form of a macro . etc. ex :

somecompiler.exe filname.cc -DX86

somecompiler.exe filname.cc -DARM

So if ur program executable is ported from some othe architecture it needs to be Recompiled. BY DOING THIS U DON’T CHANGE THE CPP files. BUT U CHANGE THE BINARY INSTRUCTIONS THAT UR COMPILER GENERATES FOR U FOR A SPECIFIC PROCESSOR USING UR CPP FILES.

Please note that in Windows Architecture Independence is at HAL and NOT at compiler level.U have to recompile ur application whenever u change the hardware architecture. (normally not while upgrade. Intel processors have amazing backward compatibility. But please verify if u have linked to correct 64-bit LIBs, if at al u r compiling for 64 bit platform).

This was an observation to ur response to Martin’s answer.

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Fatal error lnk1113 invalid machine type

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Has anyone ever seen this error, because this one is above me . . I have no idea what wrong is, could someone please help.

Thanx in advance

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Please note that all major compilers are Cross-Compilers. They can build code for some other (not all) processors different than what they are running on. In our Project Build Settings where we pass parameters to our compiler executable, we also pass the target-platform in form of a macro . etc. ex :

somecompiler.exe filname.cc -DX86

somecompiler.exe filname.cc -DARM

So if ur program executable is ported from some othe architecture it needs to be Recompiled. BY DOING THIS U DON’T CHANGE THE CPP files. BUT U CHANGE THE BINARY INSTRUCTIONS THAT UR COMPILER GENERATES FOR U FOR A SPECIFIC PROCESSOR USING UR CPP FILES.

Please note that in Windows Architecture Independence is at HAL and NOT at compiler level.U have to recompile ur application whenever u change the hardware architecture. (normally not while upgrade. Intel processors have amazing backward compatibility. But please verify if u have linked to correct 64-bit LIBs, if at al u r compiling for 64 bit platform).

This was an observation to ur response to Martin’s answer.

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Fatal error lnk1113 invalid machine type

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Has anyone ever seen this error, because this one is above me . . I have no idea what wrong is, could someone please help.

Thanx in advance

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Please note that all major compilers are Cross-Compilers. They can build code for some other (not all) processors different than what they are running on. In our Project Build Settings where we pass parameters to our compiler executable, we also pass the target-platform in form of a macro . etc. ex :

somecompiler.exe filname.cc -DX86

somecompiler.exe filname.cc -DARM

So if ur program executable is ported from some othe architecture it needs to be Recompiled. BY DOING THIS U DON’T CHANGE THE CPP files. BUT U CHANGE THE BINARY INSTRUCTIONS THAT UR COMPILER GENERATES FOR U FOR A SPECIFIC PROCESSOR USING UR CPP FILES.

Please note that in Windows Architecture Independence is at HAL and NOT at compiler level.U have to recompile ur application whenever u change the hardware architecture. (normally not while upgrade. Intel processors have amazing backward compatibility. But please verify if u have linked to correct 64-bit LIBs, if at al u r compiling for 64 bit platform).

This was an observation to ur response to Martin’s answer.

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Fatal error lnk1113 invalid machine type

Когда поставил SDK_2007_november и MS Visual C++ 6.0, то сразу же столкнулся с такой проблемой:
указал include`s с установленногго СДК, а либы-более новые скачал с инета, все подключил, результат—многие примеры работают, даже пример ParallaxMapping тоже работает именно с этой конфигурацией инклюдов и либов моих (инклюды-стандартные, а либы-скаченные)
но другие примеры требуют другой такой конфигурации,я их меняю, пока пример неоткомпилируется. а когда я ворачиваюсь к Параллаксу или любому другому примеру, естественно выставляю либы и инклюды все на место (на первое место стрелкой вверх=))), то происходят разного рода ошибки:
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
LIBC.lib(crt0.obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _main
Release/trial.exe : fatal error LNK1120: 1 unresolved externals

:PROGRAM FILESMICROSOFT DIRECTX SDK (NOVEMBER 2007)LIBX64d3d9.lib : fatal error LNK1113: invalid machine type
Error executing link.exe.

trial.obj : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol [email protected]
LIBC.lib(crt0.obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _main
Release/trial.exe : fatal error LNK1120: 2 unresolved externals
Error executing link.exe.

объясните пожалуйсто, как этого избежать ? я понимаю, что он пишет, что неизвестные функции и т.п., но иногда же работает ! мне приходится каждый раз удалять пример, доставать его целого-и невридимого из архива, распаковывать и снова компилировать, но если я прибегну к другому примеру и обратно к нему. то все !
и таких глюков с компилятором моим, ну ооочень много! или мне просто снести С++6.0 и поставить нормальный, новый Восьмой ?

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Has anyone ever seen this error, because this one is above me . . I have no idea what wrong is, could someone please help.

Thanx in advance

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Please note that all major compilers are Cross-Compilers. They can build code for some other (not all) processors different than what they are running on. In our Project Build Settings where we pass parameters to our compiler executable, we also pass the target-platform in form of a macro . etc. ex :

somecompiler.exe filname.cc -DX86

somecompiler.exe filname.cc -DARM

So if ur program executable is ported from some othe architecture it needs to be Recompiled. BY DOING THIS U DON’T CHANGE THE CPP files. BUT U CHANGE THE BINARY INSTRUCTIONS THAT UR COMPILER GENERATES FOR U FOR A SPECIFIC PROCESSOR USING UR CPP FILES.

Please note that in Windows Architecture Independence is at HAL and NOT at compiler level.U have to recompile ur application whenever u change the hardware architecture. (normally not while upgrade. Intel processors have amazing backward compatibility. But please verify if u have linked to correct 64-bit LIBs, if at al u r compiling for 64 bit platform).

This was an observation to ur response to Martin’s answer.

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VC connectionMySQL’s configuration process is in the previous blog post, but when you set it well, when you don’t want to do things, you will have this error: libmysql.lib: Fatal Error LNK1113: Invalid Machinetype。 Invalid machine type, it is really very embarrassed.

The reason for this error is that I installed the 64bit mySQL server on Win8.1, and I compiled 32-bit VC programs, which is connected to the 64-bit libmysql.lib library, so I will generate «invalid machine type ( Invalid Machine Type «» error prompt.

For this «Error LNK1113» error solution is:

Download 32-bit MySQL ZIP packets, about more than 100 M. Unzip it, locate the lib directory according to step 4. In this case, when our 32-bit programs are compiled, the link is a 32-bit library, and there will be no above link error. It is also necessary to change to the XP system.

Environmental description:

Operating system: Windows 8.1

Development Tool: VC ++ 6.0

Developed EXE: 32-bit programs

Database Server: 64-bit MySQL-5.5

The referenced database lib: 32-bit mysql-5.7.10-WIN32.ZIP (320M) LIB folder.

Proceed as follows:

1.  Go to the official website www.mysql.com to download the mysql installation package:

Mysql-5.7.10-win32.zip address:http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/mysql/

Of course, you can also download mysql * .msi.

2.  Install mysql, such as (if it is .msi installation) during installationBe sure to select the C INCLUDE FILES / LIB FILES, which can be found in the mysql installation folder after installation, which will be used below the following operations.

3. Copy the libmysql.dll under D: MySQL32 mysql-5.7.10-win32 lib and copy it to C: Windows System32. (I didn’t do this, I can compile it, I was verified under Win8.1, I don’t know if this step is needed in Win-NT).

4. This is also the most critical step!Open: Tools -> Options menu, find the «Directory» tabYou can see a drop-down box that: «Display Directory», select the library files option, add: [32-bit mysql zip decompressed folder] mysqlserver 5.7 lib , as shown:

I can see that I am this 32-bit lib.

5. If you put libmysql.lib,Libmysql.dll copied toIn the program directory, don’t forget to replace the original file with your 32-bit file.

6. Compile operation, success.

Just replace 64-bit libs with 32-bit libs, this, when our 32-bit programs are compiled, the link is 32-bit libraries, and there will be no such link error.

The solution is still very simple, that is, the download zip package is too slow. . . .

// test.cpp : Defines the entry point for the console application.
//
#include <stdio.h>
#include <windows.h>
#include "StdAfx.h"

#include <winsock.h>  
#include <iostream>  
#include <string>  
#include <mysql.h>  
using namespace std;  
//#pragma comment (lib,"ws2_32.lib")  
//#pragma comment(lib,"libmysql.lib")  
// Don't let go of yourself  
//#define STEPBYSTEP  
  
void pause(){  
  
    #ifdef STEPBYSTEP  
        system("pause");  
    #endif  
}  
void writeToFile(const char *s)  
{  
  
     FILE *fp=fopen("info.txt","rw");  
     fprintf(fp,s);  
     fclose(fp);  
  
}  
 /* int main()

{

       MYSQL mysql;
               mysql_init (& mysql); // Initialize the MySQL structure

       if(!mysql_real_connect(&mysql,"localhost","myuser","123456","student_db",3306,NULL,0))
                             Printf (" n incorrectly in the database!  n");
       else
                             Printf (" n connection database success!  n");

               MySQL_Close (& mysql); // Release Database
  
       return 0;
}*/
int main(int argc, char* argv[]){  
  
    cout<<"start...."<<endl;  
    pause();  
    MYSQL mysql;  
    if(0==mysql_library_init(0,NULL,NULL))  
    {  
        cout<<"mysql_library_init succeed"<<endl;  
  
    }else{  
        cout<<"mysql_library_init failed"<<endl;  
        return -1;  
    }  
    pause();  
    if(NULL!=mysql_init(&mysql))  
    {  
  
        cout<<"mysql_init succeed"<<endl;  
    }else{  
        cout<<"mysql_init failed"<<endl;  
        return -1;  
    }  
    pause();  
    if(0==mysql_options(&mysql,MYSQL_SET_CHARSET_NAME,"gb2312"))  
    {  
  
        cout<<"mysql_option succeed"<<endl;  
    }else{  
        cout<<"mysql_option failed"<<endl;  
        return -1;  
    }  
    pause();  
  
    if(NULL!=mysql_real_connect(&mysql,"localhost","myuser","123456","student_db",3306,NULL,0))  
    {  
  
        cout<<"mysql_real_connect succeed"<<endl;  
    }else{  
        cout<<"mysql_real_connect failed"<<endl;  
        return -1;  
    }  
    pause();  
    string sql;  
    
    sql="select * from sgroup";  
    MYSQL_RES *result=NULL;  
    if(0==mysql_query(&mysql,sql.c_str()))  
    {  
  
            cout<<"mysql_query select succeed"<<endl;  
            result=mysql_store_result(&mysql);  
            int rowcount=mysql_num_rows(result);  
            cout<<"row count:"<<rowcount<<endl;  
            unsigned int fieldcount=mysql_num_fields(result);  
            MYSQL_FIELD *field=NULL;  
            for(unsigned int i=0;i<fieldcount;i++)  
            {  
  
                field=mysql_fetch_field_direct(result,i);  
                cout<<field->name<<"tt";  
            }  
            cout<<endl;  
            MYSQL_ROW row=NULL;  
            row=mysql_fetch_row(result);  
            while(NULL!=row)  
            {  
  
                for(int i=0;i<fieldcount;i++){  
  
                    cout<<row[i]<<"tt";  
  
                }  
                cout<<endl;  
                row=mysql_fetch_row(result);  
  
            }  
    }else{  
  
            cout<<"mysql_query select data failed"<<endl;  
            mysql_close(&mysql);  
            return -1;  
    }  
    pause();  
    /*sql="drop table user_info";  
    if(0==mysql_query(&mysql,sql.c_str()))  
    {  
  
            cout<<"mysql_query drop table succeed"<<endl;  
    }else{  
            cout<<"mysql_query drop table failed"<<endl;  
            mysql_close(&mysql);  
            return -1;  
  
    }  */
    mysql_free_result(result);  
    mysql_close(&mysql);  
    mysql_server_end();  
  
  
    system("pause");  
    return 0;  
} 

Thanks tim18, for the reply.

The point is, the compilation works flawlessly on one 64-bit machine and doesnot work on another 64-bit machine with the same configuration. Is there anyway to verify if there is a difference in architecture?

I have the current rights for both the programs. I am in touch with CFX support, but at the architecture level I find it more appropriate to use this forum.

I have also been trying the following things:

1. I tried using the update ‘Compaq Visual Fortran 6.6 — Intel Version’, and it gives the same error.

2. I tried changing the ‘OS’ in cfx5mkext.ccl file from ‘OS: winnt’ to ‘OS: winnt amd64’. Now, the previous error disappears and I get a new error. This makes me believe that the architecture is not exactly the same (any ideas on how to confirm if the architecture is exactly the same the way the compiler recognises it?). Anyways, the new error I now obtain is (attached in compile.jpeg):

‘solver-mpich2.lib: fatal error LNK1113: invalid machine type

An error has occured in cfx5mkext:

df exited with return code 89.

‘

(more explicitly in ‘compile.jpeg’ attached)

It sounds like this is due the machine architecture but it works on another machine with the same (I believe) architecture.

On the machine where the problem doesn’t occur, it looks like (attached Noproblem-compile-2.jpg) the one shown below and

the .dll file is created as anticipated:

Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks,

Sai.

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