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> g++ -lm -o Projet ($Objects) -lg++
Could it be possible that you include '-lg++' in the command line ? The g++ library is included by default if g++ is used instead of gcc.
Sincerely, Hi! (in the makefile I have this command to link after
successfully compiling)
g++ -lm -o Projet ($Objects) -lg++
(and the answer....)
g++ -lm -o Paros test.o ego.o droite.o cercle.o plan.o cylindre.o test.o(.data+0xd474):test.cc: first defined here test.o(.data+0xd480):test.cc: first defined here This program is succesfully linked in SOLARIS and
SGI....
Thanks a lot!
Berenice LOPEZ
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
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:
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'
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'
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
Also I would like to know if malloc.h is
available ou how can I use the malloc()?
Can anyone help me?
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