Mail Archives: djgpp/1998/02/12/15:48:44
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>I get undefined reference to terminate(void)
OK
>and a bunch of
>errors that scroll too fast for me to see.
This is where NT-Emacs comes in really handy.
>> What could be wrong with the
>> >following 2 functions?
This isn't enough for me to go off of. I need self contained samples that I
can just copy to foo.cc and
then work with.
>I link all my .o files with -lstdcx not -lstdcxx is this ok? I am using
>a makefile generated by RHIDE 1.4
I don't know if this is rhide related or not. I think it could just be the
way the the libraries are getting linked in.
terminate should be defined in libgcc.a. You can verify this by doing a
"nm libgcc.a | grep terminate"
and seeing the presence of a line with "T _terminate__Fv" in it. Now, what
I guess is happening is that
the c++ libs come later on the command line than libgcc.a, these c++ libs
reference terminate, and that the object file that includes the definition
of terminate is never getting linked in because it wasn't needed at the time
that the linker looked at it. Typically it is linked like
"-lgcc -lc -lgcc". Ideally the c++ libs would go inside a -lgcc pair as
well. If they came later then this could explain the trouble. Try adding
an additional -lgcc at the end of your link line and see if that fixes the
problem. Or better perhaps post the compile and link line that rhide is
using.
Andy
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