On Dec 13, 2005, at 11:01, Steve Juranich wrote:
I'm fooling around trying to learn the Guile API. I'm following the
example in the source distribution of v1.6.7.
I've got a simple little C++ file (please try to ignore the bad style
as it's not relevant to the problem at hand) that goes like this:
C++ "mangles" function names to express the argument types as well.
GNU "nm -C" will reverse this, so when you see:
So as a sanity check I run...
prompt$ nm -C libtest.so | grep scm_init
00000b34 T scm_init_test()
... the symbol name in the file is *not* "scm_init_test". Run this
command without the "-C" to see what the real symbol name is.
If you add
extern "C" void scm_init_test();
before the definition I think everything will work.
Ken
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