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Re: darwin-development digest, Vol 3 #186 - 17 msgs

> Stephen Starkie <email@hidden> wrote:

Probably already answered...

I would try putting -lc after -lstdc++. There may be dependencies in stdc++
which require libc..

If instead you use c++ to link it should pick up those last libraries in the
right sequence by default. (without adding them to the link line)

You really should do this anyway in case there are any templates.

Hope that helps,

- P.

> Hi,
>
> I'm not sure if this is a Darwin question - but its Darwin I'm using.
>
> I try to link (in a makefile) an object file and two of my own
> libraries into an executable with the following command (result from
> make);
>
> ld -X -o Binaries/C3DVectorTest -L./Binaries
> -L/Users/sjstar/Development/UnitTesting/Binaries \
> .obj/C3DVectorTest.o -lUnitTesting -lGeometries -lc -lstdc++
>
> and get the following missing symbols;
>
> __._9exception
> ___builtin_delete
> ___builtin_new
> ___cp_pop_exception
> ___eh_rtime_match ... <truncated - you get the idea>
>
> most of which seem to be in libstdc++.a Does anyone have any ideas?
> Sorry if this is easy and obvious!
>
> Steve.
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