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Compiling C++ code on Sun WorkShop Compiler C++

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SameerKhan

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Apr 8, 2002
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Has anyone tried to compile C++ code for MQ on a version higher than 4.2.

I am not sure which version I am using .. It could be 9 ..but it is definitely higher than 4.2. The code I wrote links with the MQ libraries if I use the compiler v 4.2

But gives me all sorts of linking errors on a higher version.

any idea if there are some different swithes that I should use.

-thanx
Sameer
 
OK I found this after lookin around, Hopefully it will help,

If you are using the Sun WorkShop Compiler C++ Version 4.2, use the following switches and libraries:


Switches
CC -mt


Libraries
-limqb23ss -limq{c|s}23ss {-lmqic|-lmqm} -lmqmcs -lmqmzse -lsocket -lnsl -ldl

Notes:


{c|s} denotes that you must enter either 'c' for a client application or 's' for a server application.

Library -lmqm must be linked in with a server application whereas the library -lmqic must be linked in with a client application.
If you are using the Sun WorkShop Compiler C++ Version 5.0, use the following switches and libraries:


Switches
CC -mt


Libraries
-limqb23as -limq{c|s}23as {-lmqic|-lmqm} -lmqmcs -lmqmzse -lsocket -lnsl -ldl

Notes:


{c|s} denotes that you must enter either 'c' for a client application or 's' for a server application.

Library -lmqm must be linked in with a server application whereas the library -lmqic must be linked in with a client application.


-Sameer
 
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