Matt Garman wrote:
There are two things that may help:
1. Try compiling your code with g++ instead of gcc. If you are using
new and delete, then you are writing c++ code.
I've *linked* with g++ and that solved the puzzle. With GCC2,
i could also link with gcc and had no trouble at all. However,
the problem is solved.
2. In your header file, try to wrap your function prototypes like the
following:
#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
>
Yes, i did. Compiling didn't fail. I used a C function within a
.cpp file, compiled using g++, which eventually is a wrapper
function (interface) for a C++ class for use from a C app.
Hope that helps,
Matt
Thanks alot for that deep analysis. This is why i like this
mailing list. One can even ask non-gentoo related questions,
there's almost always someone who'll help.
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