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02-23-2009 10:03 PM
02-23-2009 10:03 PM
Linker error while linking with STLPort
Hi,
I have compiled STLPort 4.5.3 on HP-UX, PA-RISC (with small code changes)
When I am linking my own program with STL using .sl the binaries are getting built, however Using the .sl file when I use these binary. It gives me errors mentioned in: DOTSL_issues.txt
When I try to link my own program with STL using the .a, the linker throws the errors mentioned in DOTA_Issues.txt
I have compiled STLPort 4.5.3 on HP-UX, PA-RISC (with small code changes)
When I am linking my own program with STL using .sl the binaries are getting built, however Using the .sl file when I use these binary. It gives me errors mentioned in: DOTSL_issues.txt
When I try to link my own program with STL using the .a, the linker throws the errors mentioned in DOTA_Issues.txt
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02-24-2009 11:18 PM
02-24-2009 11:18 PM
Re: Linker error while linking with STLPort
You have only attached DOTA_Issues.txt. Was the number of errors with DOTSL_issues.txt, more or less?
You need to take one unsat and try to analyze it.
1) What is the source name:
namespace _STL {
template, _STL::_Eq_char_bound<_STL::char_traits>>
?? _M_read_unbuffered( ...)
2) Where is the reference:
first referenced in .../libstlport_aCC.a(istream.o))
3) Where should _M_read_unbuffered be defined?
Either is should be defined in every source that references _M_read_unbuffered. Or it should be defined in the file that explicitly instantiates _M_read_unbuffered on char and wchar_t. (Or has explicit specialization.)
Once you find what object should have that definition, you need to figure out why it isn't there.
What version of aC++ are you using? What compiler options did you use to make STLPort?
You need to take one unsat and try to analyze it.
1) What is the source name:
namespace _STL {
template
?? _M_read_unbuffered( ...)
2) Where is the reference:
first referenced in .../libstlport_aCC.a(istream.o))
3) Where should _M_read_unbuffered be defined?
Either is should be defined in every source that references _M_read_unbuffered. Or it should be defined in the file that explicitly instantiates _M_read_unbuffered on char and wchar_t. (Or has explicit specialization.)
Once you find what object should have that definition, you need to figure out why it isn't there.
What version of aC++ are you using? What compiler options did you use to make STLPort?
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