On Fri, Aug 20, 1999 at 09:58:35PM -0400, Tom wrote: > > Thanks to the group for pointing me in the right direction with the CGI > info, I installed the CGI package from WWW > > In the cgitest example that comes with the package, it says to compile > the program doing > > cc -o cgitest cgitest.c -lcgi 'gcc -ocgictest cgictest.c -lcgic' works fine.
The library is called 'libcgic', so you link with -lcgic. Simple as sthat. Brute force way is something like this. You get 'undefined reference to cgiOut', so you do 'cd /usr/lib; grep -l 'cgiOut *.so' and voila, you know what library cgiOut is in! > > How to I convert that to g++ ? Using g++ to compile a C program is just the same as using gcc to compile a C program. Unless 'gcc -v' and 'g++ -v' say different things, then you can use gcc/g++ interchangably. cc is a standard unix name for the C compiler, and is symlinked to gcc on my system. -- Stephen Pitts [EMAIL PROTECTED] webmaster - http://www.mschess.org
