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тАО12-21-2004 05:17 PM
тАО12-21-2004 05:17 PM
getting such errors when we use ld command
Hi all,
Whenever we are using ld for linking .o files after using aCC.
Is there any pointer for knowing the reason and solution.
Thanks in advance.
ld: Unsatisfied symbols:
__dt__9exceptionFv (code)
rwse_PosBeyondEndOfString (data)
unlock__14HPMutexWrapperSFPv (code)
rwse_InvalidSizeParam (data)
__stl_tree_mutex (data)
rwse_StringIndexOutOfRange (data)
__end_catch__FPvT1 (code)
rwse_ResultLenInvalid (data)
typeid__XT9exception_ (data)
rwse_UnexpectedNullPtr (data)
nullref__12basic_stringXTcT18string_char_traitsXTc_T9allocator_ (data)
__throw__FPvT1 (code)
__nwa__FUl (code)
[Vtable]key:__dt__21__versioned_type_infoFv (data)
__bad_exception (data)
lock__14HPMutexWrapperSFPv (code)
init__14HPMutexWrapperFv (code)
[Vftptr]key:__dt__9exceptionFv (data)
__DestructMarkedArray__FPvUlPFv_v (code)
__curStaticObject (data)
__dt__14HPMutexWrapperFv (code)
__dt__13Iostream_initFv (code)
__bad_alloc_exception (data)
__ct__13Iostream_initFv_1 (code)
__nw__FUl (code)
__ConstructMarkedArray__FPvUiUlPFv_vT4 (code)
__dla__FPv (code)
__dl__FPv (code)
__CallUnexpected (code)
ln -fs libLDAPIntf.sl ../../../libs/libLDAPIntf.so
Whenever we are using ld for linking .o files after using aCC.
Is there any pointer for knowing the reason and solution.
Thanks in advance.
ld: Unsatisfied symbols:
__dt__9exceptionFv (code)
rwse_PosBeyondEndOfString (data)
unlock__14HPMutexWrapperSFPv (code)
rwse_InvalidSizeParam (data)
__stl_tree_mutex (data)
rwse_StringIndexOutOfRange (data)
__end_catch__FPvT1 (code)
rwse_ResultLenInvalid (data)
typeid__XT9exception_ (data)
rwse_UnexpectedNullPtr (data)
nullref__12basic_stringXTcT18string_char_traitsXTc_T9allocator_ (data)
__throw__FPvT1 (code)
__nwa__FUl (code)
[Vtable]key:__dt__21__versioned_type_infoFv (data)
__bad_exception (data)
lock__14HPMutexWrapperSFPv (code)
init__14HPMutexWrapperFv (code)
[Vftptr]key:__dt__9exceptionFv (data)
__DestructMarkedArray__FPvUlPFv_v (code)
__curStaticObject (data)
__dt__14HPMutexWrapperFv (code)
__dt__13Iostream_initFv (code)
__bad_alloc_exception (data)
__ct__13Iostream_initFv_1 (code)
__nw__FUl (code)
__ConstructMarkedArray__FPvUiUlPFv_vT4 (code)
__dla__FPv (code)
__dl__FPv (code)
__CallUnexpected (code)
ln -fs libLDAPIntf.sl ../../../libs/libLDAPIntf.so
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тАО12-21-2004 07:37 PM
тАО12-21-2004 07:37 PM
Re: getting such errors when we use ld command
looks like you are compiling some package. Try using a diffrent compiler like gcc or so.
Regds,
Kaps
Regds,
Kaps
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тАО12-21-2004 07:57 PM
тАО12-21-2004 07:57 PM
Re: getting such errors when we use ld command
the newest gcc packages ported to hp-ux can be found here...
http://hpux.connect.org.uk/
my favorite site :-D
-paul
http://hpux.connect.org.uk/
my favorite site :-D
-paul
"sendmail is kind of fun..."
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