Hello everybody,
using CMake with the latest git, I get the following error when linking
GPSSmooth. The system is Ubuntu 10.10 32 bit. The targets before
GPSSmooth build and run fine, including fgfs itself. However, MIDGsmooth
and UGsmooth fail with a similar list of errors.
Best regards,
Andreas
Linking CXX executable GPSsmooth
$$FG_INSTALL/lib/libsgio.a(raw_socket.cxx.o): In function
`logbuf::set_log_state(sgDebugClass, sgDebugPriority)':
raw_socket.cxx:(.text._ZN6logbuf13set_log_stateE12sgDebugClass15sgDebugPriority[logbuf::set_log_state(sgDebugClass,
sgDebugPriority)]+0x7): undefined reference to `logbuf::logClass'
raw_socket.cxx:(.text._ZN6logbuf13set_log_stateE12sgDebugClass15sgDebugPriority[logbuf::set_log_state(sgDebugClass,
sgDebugPriority)]+0x15): undefined reference to `logbuf::logPriority'
raw_socket.cxx:(.text._ZN6logbuf13set_log_stateE12sgDebugClass15sgDebugPriority[logbuf::set_log_state(sgDebugClass,
sgDebugPriority)]+0x2a): undefined reference to `logbuf::logging_enabled'
$$FG_INSTALL/lib/libsgio.a(raw_socket.cxx.o): In function
`logbuf::would_log(sgDebugClass, sgDebugPriority) const':
raw_socket.cxx:(.text._ZNK6logbuf9would_logE12sgDebugClass15sgDebugPriority[logbuf::would_log(sgDebugClass,
sgDebugPriority) const]+0x7): undefined reference to `logbuf::logClass'
raw_socket.cxx:(.text._ZNK6logbuf9would_logE12sgDebugClass15sgDebugPriority[logbuf::would_log(sgDebugClass,
sgDebugPriority) const]+0x15): undefined reference to `logbuf::logPriority'
$$FG_INSTALL/lib/libsgio.a(raw_socket.cxx.o): In function `sglog()':
raw_socket.cxx:(.text._Z5sglogv[sglog()]+0x7): undefined reference to
`logstream::initGlobalLogstream()'
$$FG_INSTALL/lib/libsgtiming.a(timestamp.cxx.o): In function
`SGTimeStamp::stamp()':
timestamp.cxx:(.text+0x28): undefined reference to `clock_gettime'
timestamp.cxx:(.text+0x67): undefined reference to `clock_gettime'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
make[2]: *** [utils/GPSsmooth/GPSsmooth] Fehler 1
make[1]: *** [utils/GPSsmooth/CMakeFiles/GPSsmooth.dir/all] Fehler 2
make: *** [all] Fehler 2
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