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Re: linking problems


>    g++ -lm -o Projet ($Objects) -lg++

Could it be possible that you include '-lg++' in the command line ? The g++ library is included by default if g++ is used instead of gcc.

Sincerely,
Wei Ku

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From: Berenice LOPEZ <Berenice.Lopez@gamsau.archi.fr>
To: gnu mailing list <gnu-win32@cygnus.com>
Date: Friday, June 27, 1997 11:34 AM
Subject: linking problems

    Hi!
    I've been trying to get my software compiling under Windows NT 4.0 with gnu-win32. It has been a hard war between me and the linker... I've read all the mails in this list (since I have found) and I haven't saw something like this.
    This is the message I got everytime I link usig:

    (in the makefile I have this command to link after successfully compiling)

    g++ -lm -o Projet ($Objects) -lg++

    (and the answer....)

  g++ -lm -o Paros test.o ego.o droite.o cercle.o plan.o cylindre.o
aplomb.o ada3d.o entite.o base.o fut.o chapito.o architra.o  frise.o  corniche.o
 fronton.o podium.o  mur.o baie.o couverture.o franchissement.o attribut.o matri
ce.o message.o point.o primit.o polyedres.o referent.o support.o deltaz.o reseau
.o str.o icop_y_t.o icop_l.o demarc_l.o demarc_y.o -lg++
icop_l.o(.data+0x0):icop_l.cc: multiple definition of `D_matrice'
test.o(.data+0x0):test.cc: first defined here
icop_l.o(.data+0xc):icop_l.cc: multiple definition of `D_idtest'
test.o(.data+0xc):test.cc: first defined here
icop_l.o(.data+0x24):icop_l.cc: multiple definition of `D_idtest_nondecl'
test.o(.data+0x24):test.cc: first defined here
icop_l.o(.data+0x3c):icop_l.cc: multiple definition of `D_idtest_num'
test.o(.data+0x3c):test.cc: first defined here
icop_l.o(.data+0x5dfc):icop_l.cc: multiple definition of `D_listeIdent'
test.o(.data+0x5dfc):test.cc: first defined here
icop_l.o(.data+0xbbbc):icop_l.cc: multiple definition of `D_nbIdent'
test.o(.data+0xbbbc):test.cc: first defined here
icop_l.o(.text+0x1e90):icop_l.cc: multiple definition of `global destructors key
ed to D_matrice'
test.o(.text+0x6d8):test.cc: first defined here
icop_l.o(.text+0x2068):icop_l.cc: multiple definition of `global constructors ke
yed to D_matrice'
test.o(.text+0x94c):test.cc: first defined here
icop_l.o(.data+0xbbc0):icop_l.cc: multiple definition of `D_nbIdent_instruction'

test.o(.data+0xd474):test.cc: first defined here
icop_l.o(.data+0xbbc4):icop_l.cc: multiple definition of `D_typeEntiteLu'
test.o(.data+0xd478):test.cc: first defined here
icop_l.o(.data+0xbbc8):icop_l.cc: multiple definition of `D_typeReseauLu'
test.o(.data+0xd47c):test.cc: first defined here
icop_l.o(.data+0xbbcc):icop_l.cc: multiple definition of `result_expr_facul'
test.o(.data+0xd480):test.cc: first defined here
icop_l.o(.data+0xbbd4):icop_l.cc: multiple definition of `reseauL'
test.o(.data+0xd488):test.cc: first defined here
icop_l.o(.data+0xbbd8):icop_l.cc: multiple definition of `module_a_sauver'
test.o(.data+0xd48c):test.cc: first defined here
demarc_y.o(.data+0x0):demarc_y.cc: multiple definition of `D_matrice'
test.o(.data+0x0):test.cc: first defined here
demarc_y.o(.data+0xc):demarc_y.cc: multiple definition of `D_idtest'
test.o(.data+0xc):test.cc: first defined here
demarc_y.o(.data+0x24):demarc_y.cc: multiple definition of `D_idtest_nondecl'
test.o(.data+0x24):test.cc: first defined here
demarc_y.o(.data+0x3c):demarc_y.cc: multiple definition of `D_idtest_num'
test.o(.data+0x3c):test.cc: first defined here
demarc_y.o(.data+0x5dfc):demarc_y.cc: multiple definition of `D_listeIdent'
test.o(.data+0x5dfc):test.cc: first defined here
demarc_y.o(.data+0xbbbc):demarc_y.cc: multiple definition of `D_nbIdent'
test.o(.data+0xbbbc):test.cc: first defined here
demarc_y.o(.data+0xbbd8):demarc_y.cc: multiple definition of `module_a_sauver'
test.o(.data+0xd48c):test.cc: first defined here
demarc_y.o(.data+0xbbd4):demarc_y.cc: multiple definition of `reseauL'
test.o(.data+0xd488):test.cc: first defined here
demarc_y.o(.data+0xbbc0):demarc_y.cc: multiple definition of `D_nbIdent_instruct
ion'
test.o(.data+0xd474):test.cc: first defined here
demarc_y.o(.data+0xbbcc):demarc_y.cc: multiple definition of `result_expr_facul'

test.o(.data+0xd480):test.cc: first defined here
demarc_y.o(.data+0xbbc4):demarc_y.cc: multiple definition of `D_typeEntiteLu'
test.o(.data+0xd478):test.cc: first defined here
demarc_y.o(.text+0x1626c):demarc_y.cc: multiple definition of `global destructor
s keyed to D_matrice'
test.o(.text+0x6d8):test.cc: first defined here
demarc_y.o(.text+0x16448):demarc_y.cc: multiple definition of `global constructo
rs keyed to D_matrice'
test.o(.text+0x94c):test.cc: first defined here
demarc_y.o(.data+0xbbc8):demarc_y.cc: multiple definition of `D_typeReseauLu'
test.o(.data+0xd47c):test.cc: first defined here
g++: Internal compiler error: program ld got fatal signal 1
make: *** [Paros] Error 1

    This program is succesfully linked in SOLARIS and SGI....
    Also I would like to know if malloc.h is available ou how can I use the malloc()?
    Can anyone help me?

                                                Thanks a lot!

                                                                        Berenice LOPEZ


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