> Right. If there are no instances of RootClass in your main, it is > possible that the constructor won't get linked in the main's > executable
Aha! I think this might be the problem. Although the RootClass constructor is defined in Main, it's never actually called from within Main. Only the Plugin library will call this constructor, so it looks like the code is indeed being omitted from Main at link time. > Eg if you have a *static* library (libmumble.a) containing the > constructor of RootClass, the linker might not have a reason to > include the code for the constructor if it is not referenced by the > main program. The constructor is implemented in the main executable, e.g. g++ -o main Main.o RootClass.o But I imagine it's the same situation. > depending on how you linked things. Is there a way I can link things so this code would be included? Or will I need to 'fudge' some code that creates a RootClass so the linker includes it in the executable? Cheers, Adam. _______________________________________________ Help-gplusplus mailing list Help-gplusplus@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-gplusplus
