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linking C++ libs from C
Is it possible to link in a C program a C++ shared library? I managed to do it but only if my shared library doesn't contain C++ "stuff" like "cout" or "cin". When I build a program linking my C++ lib the C linker can't find "mangled" C++ names of...- 3d3rosa
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- Forum: Sun: Solaris
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linking C++ libs from C
Is it possible to link in a C program a C++ shared library? I managed to do it but only if my shared library doesn't contain C++ "stuff" like "cout" or "cin". When I build a program linking my C++ lib the C linke can't find "magled" C++ names of...- 3d3rosa
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- Forum: Sun: Solaris
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Linker error
I haven't managed to get any information about the linker error "138" I have sometimes when I link many objects together with "ld" command; it seems to happen random, especially with "heavy" software to compile. With this error I obtain a core dump file from the...- 3d3rosa
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- Forum: Sun: Solaris
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Remote shell
When I try to execute a remote-shell command $cmd on a workstation WS_B from a workstation WS_A:<br><br>rsh -l $user WS_B $cmd<br><br>I receive this error:<br><br>rcmd: socket: Permission denied<br><br>On WS_B $user home directory there is the correct .rhosts file: if I try to execute a rcp from...- 3d3rosa
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- Forum: Sun: Solaris
