Undefined symbol: WSRegisterCustomImageList but I'm not using LCL

[hinst]

I get the following error on linking stage:

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Error: Undefined symbol: WSRegisterCustomImageList
However the problem is that my project is not supposed to require LCL. I am trying to figure out which unit of my project depends on LCL to, but no luck
Advice plz?

gawd this is frustrating; yesterday my project was fine, but not the compiler throws this error unless I include Interfaces module.

This is causing real problems for me

[howardpc]

You do not give enough info to comment. What platform/target CPU? Is your app for console or GUI, if GUI what widgetset? Which units are specified in your .lpr? How many units involved, and what is specified in their uses clauses? What dependencies does the Project Inspector show? Are you linking any resources (-k option) ... etc.

[Leledumbo]

The comment at the start of WSFactory unit gives an insight:

{ These functions are implemented by the LCL backends.
  If you get a linker error for one of these functions you probably forgot
  to add the unit "interfaces" to your program.
  The unit interfaces must be added as one of the first units of the main program.

  Example for a linker error:
    /path/to/lazarus/lcl/units/x86_64-linux/wsimglist.o: In function `REGISTERCUSTOMIMAGELIST':
    /path/to/lazarus/lcl//widgetset/wsimglist.pp:266: undefined reference to `WSRegisterCustomImageList'
}

I am trying to figure out which unit of my project depends on LCL to, but no luck

Project->Show used .ppu files

[hinst]

Oops, problem solved (most likely)
I recompiled this project on another PC, this time it did not fail on linking stage
Perhaps something is wrong with the Lazarus installation I have (the first one, on which I initially tried to compile my proj.). I will just remove it, clean settings and install again. I remember now that I was messing with Lazarus packages recently, so perhaps I just occasionally included some unit (which does not belong there) in one of the standard packages

[hinst]

Turned out:
In unit EpikTimer I had:

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uses
  ...
  Classes, SysUtils, Forms, Controls, Graphics, Dialogs, dateutils;
Where Forms, Controls, Graphics, Dialogs were included for no reason
I removed these dependencies in EpikTimer on my first PC, but on another PC I had a copy of EpikTimer too, where I did not remove these dependencies
I managed to track it down using "Show PPU files" tool

[BigChimp]

Mmm, if EpikTimer works well without those, perhaps the source can be updated:
http://wiki.lazarus.freepascal.org/EpikTimer
indicates it's on Lazarus-CCR, so raising a bug on the bugtracker in the Lazarus-CCR category should get the attention of the responsible developer...

Thanks,
BigChimp

[myisjwj]

是引用 Interfaces 这个单元

[Bart]

是引用 Interfaces 这个单元

English please.

Bart

[ljz111]

Add 'Interfaces' to the USES section
like,

uses Interfaces;

[d2010]

Thank you,
Yes are this solution..

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{$define YesStdCALL}
Library cpkunzip;
{$IFDEF FPC}
  {$MODE Delphi}
{$H+}
{$optimization autoInline}
{$modeswitch advancedrecords}
  {$h+}
{$ENDIF}
{$apptype console}
uses
{$IFnDEF FPC}
  windows,
{$ELSE}
  LCLIntf, LCLType, LMessages,
{$ENDIF}
  ziptypes,
  sysutils,
  classes,
  h_types in 'L:\vlaxcompil\srcincpa\h_types.pas',
  h_typestr,
  h_acgi in 'L:\vlaxcompil\SRCINCPA\h_acgi.pas',
  hc_Unzip in 'hc_unzip.pas',
  hc_Masks in 'L:\vlaxcompil\srcincpa\hc_Masks.pas',
  h_acedsubsel in 'L:\vlaxcompil\srcincpa\h_acedsubsel.pas',
  h_strshohas in 'L:\vlaxcompil\srcincpa\h_strshohas.pas',
  h_aduiport in 'L:\vlaxcompil\srcincpa\h_aduiport.pas',