>>>>> Bill Hogan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > I am trying to compile Sun's ADL system [*] on my Debian-0.93 setup.
> After cranking happily for about an hour, the process halts with > the error shown below. > --------------------------- quote ------------------------------ > [...] > gcc -static ADLT/libADLT.a ADLmake/libADLmake.a ADLacf/libADLacf.a > ADLah/libADLah.a ADLnl/libADLnl.a ADLc/libADLc.a Ctree/libCtree.a > NLengine/libNLengine.a ADLT/libADLT.a Global/libGlobal.a > TDDnl/libTDDnl.a TDDc/libTDDc.a TDDh/libTDDh.a TDDtest/libTDDtest.a > TDDtree/libTDDtree.a ADLtree/libADLtree.a util/libutil.a > include/flattened/libflattened.a -o adlt > TDS_impl_Dir.o(.text+0x1a89): undefined reference to `$_9::$_9($_9 const &)' > make[3]: *** [adlt] Error 1 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > make[3]: Leaving directory `/G/ADL/adl1.0/src/xlator' > make[2]: *** [xlator] Error 2 > make[2]: Leaving directory `/G/ADL/adl1.0/src' > make[1]: *** [src] Error 2 > make[1]: Leaving directory `/G/ADL/adl1.0' > make: *** [run_make] Error 2 > --------------------------- unquote --------------------------- > Can anyone tell me what > `$_9::$_9($_9 const &)' > might signify? It is a C++ copy constructor for an object whose class is "$_9". If ADL is written in C++, then you should use g++ to do the above link, rather than gcc. If the source files are of the form *.C, *.cpp, *.cc, or *.cxx, then gcc will compile them as C++ files, but when it comes to the above link, gcc does not know from the arguments that it needs to link C++ object files. You may only have to say "make CC=g++" to successfully make ADL. -- Steve Preston ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
