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Re: ZeroLink error (using gsl)
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Re: ZeroLink error (using gsl)


  • Subject: Re: ZeroLink error (using gsl)
  • From: Erik Grumstrup <email@hidden>
  • Date: Thu, 1 Dec 2005 10:40:42 -0600

Hello...

I have also run into this problem when trying to call another gsl function and spent quite a bit of time trying to resolve it. The strange thing is that I can find the functions defined by my gsl header in Project Symbols, but zerolink still gives me this error. I have also tried turning off zerolink though this is admittedly one step of what might be considered floundering for a solution. If there is anybody who may have some insight, it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks...

Erik M. Grumstrup



On Nov 13, 2005, at 7:46 AM, Arjun Chandra wrote:

Dear all,

Following is the error message I'm getting when running a project of mine through Xcode. It has to do with some dynamic linking I guess.


The error: -------------- [Session started at 2005-11-12 03:35:34 +0000.] ZeroLink: unknown symbol '_gsl_rng_default'

Project_A has exited due to signal 6 (SIGABRT).
-------------------------------------------------------------------

Now, this _gsl_rng_default is declared in one of the header files in the GNU Scientific Library.

In the Xcode documentation it is mentioned that if something is declared as extern private in one file and it is again declared as private in another, the above ZeroLink error appears. However, it does not mention how to resolve this issue.

When compiled and ran through command line, there is no problem! I guess it has to do with Xcode's environment? It would be great if someone could help.


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