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["Chaitanya B" <chaitanyap AT knowsys.net>]

Thankz martin and freddy77

Its working fine without the error as i had stated. I used the following
command:
>g++ -I/export/myprog/include -o connect client.cc
/usr/local/lib/libctiwf.a -lsocket -lnsl

this created an object file connect.o, but the following was the error when
i tried to execute it as
>./connect

error was :
>ld.so.1: ./connect: fatal: libstdc++.so 6:open failed: No Such file or
directory

so can you please help with the above error.......kindly let me know if i
need to set my PATH for the same..

Thank once agian...

chait
----- Original Message -----
From: "ZIGLIO, Frediano, VF-IT" <Frediano.Ziglio AT vodafone.com>
To: "FreeTDS Development Group" <freetds AT lists.ibiblio.org>
Sent: Thursday, December 02, 2004 8:00 PM
Subject: RE: [freetds] ld: fatal: Symbol referencing errors....g++ -g -L.


>
> "Chaitanya B" wrote:
> > i had an error as given below also when using the libctiwf.a with my
> > program...
> > bash# gcc orgclient.cc -o orgclient
> > undefined                                            first
> referenced
> >  symbol                                                 in file
> > cti_open_connection(char*,Char*,int)     /var/tmp//ccPELfc.o
> > cti_open_connection(int)                      /var/tmp//ccPELfc.o
> > _gxx_personality_v0                           /var/tmp//ccPELfc.o
>
> There is almost no difference to the same layout on Linux. You simply
> need to link the libraries whose functions you call.
> 'gxx_perrsonality' is supposed to be implemented in the standard C++
> template lib, add '-lstdc++' for it. I don't have any idea where
> 'cti_open_connection' stems from, but I think you'll know, because you
> decided to use this function  :-)
>
> Martin.

We are a bit OT here.
You MUST use g++ to link C++ programs, not gcc

freddy77
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