On 10/27/2002 5:07 PM, Xavier Pianet wrote:
I can only manage to get errors :This looks like the "wcslen" declaration isn't being protected by an 'extern "C"' block.
/c/DOCUME~1/ADMINI~1/LOCALS~1/Temp/ccDaW1wr.o(.text+0x38):Blah.cc: undefined reference to `wcslen(wchar_t const*)'
I notice that you're compiling "Blah.cc" with "gcc" instead of "g++". In 1.3.12 (I'm still on this, which uses gcc 2.95.3), this seems to work: I can compile the sample program with "gcc wcslen.cc", and it uses C++ compilation rules throughout to compile.
What the above error seems to suggest is that the "gcc foo.cc" seems to *preprocess* the source as if it were C (thus not expanding the BEGIN_DECLS and END_DECLS macros to extern "C" {, etc.), but is *compiling* them as C++ (generating mangled external names).
Xavier: can you do the compilation using "-v" and post the output as an attachment? ("gcc -v -o Blah Blah.cc")
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Shankar.
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