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Re: Zerolink in Xcode 2.0
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Re: Zerolink in Xcode 2.0


  • Subject: Re: Zerolink in Xcode 2.0
  • From: Justin Walker <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 9 May 2005 17:32:22 -0700


On May 9, 2005, at 16:29, Fritz Anderson wrote:

On 9 May 2005, at 5:09 PM, Justin Walker wrote:

To make sure something wasn't hanging around and interfering, I did a "clean all", and a "build and run". I still get the ZeroLink error.

FWIW, the system is a fully clean install - I reformatted and repartitioned the drive prior to installation. The project I am building was built from scratch (i.e., I added existing C++ files to a new "C++ tool" project).

All of the libraries, and this code, were compiled with the default compiler (3.3, according to the Target rules list). The libraries I built by hand.

The library LiDIA does refer to this name (basic_istream), and that library is static (.a).

Any thoughts are gratefully accepted.

Before then:
I am building a large clump of C++, and if I run the result from the command line, I get a "ZeroLink: unknown symbol" complaint (the symbol is 'virtual thunk to std::basic_istream<...>::~basic_istream()', FWIW).


My C++ chops are severely limited, but I believe ZeroLink unknown-symbol errors are equivalent to undefined-symbol errors in a conventional linker. You could try turning ZeroLink off and seeing whether the ld output is any more informative.

Thanks; I rebuilt the tool from scratch, using Deployment style, (which seemed to be the path of Least Effort), and it builds and runs with no problem (other than the app bugs I'm chasing, of course).


I think (with little to base this on) that this has something to do with the static library and ZeroLink, but I'm at a loss to explain it.

To underscore a previous note: the only complaint is the ZeroLink unknown symbol error, referencing ~basic_istream(), which AFAICT is only referenced within the above static library (LiDIA) (and defined in libstdc++).

Regards,

Justin

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