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how to resolve error LNK2001

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    hi, i have a .mak file while has four depencies(libraries- libgroupsock.lib, libusageenvironment.lib,libbasicusageenv.lib and liblivemedia.lib) but on building the .mak file , i am facing the following problem. how to resolve this error. if the libraries are to be added , how and where to add them..? kindly help me. libgroupsock.lib(Groupsock.obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _security_cookie

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      hi, i have a .mak file while has four depencies(libraries- libgroupsock.lib, libusageenvironment.lib,libbasicusageenv.lib and liblivemedia.lib) but on building the .mak file , i am facing the following problem. how to resolve this error. if the libraries are to be added , how and where to add them..? kindly help me. libgroupsock.lib(Groupsock.obj) : error LNK2001: unresolved external symbol _security_cookie

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      I'm pretty sure "_security_cookie" is the name for the compiler object used for stack verification (local stack value set using the cookie upon function entry, then checked on exit). Who ever built those libraries you're trying to use probably compiled with /GS. A quick google came up with this which may provide some answers (just skimmed the article).

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