Paul Pluzhnikov ha scritto: > > i tried various combnations of "/usr/lib/libpthread.a" or "-pthread" > > into the compile/link line, but with no luck. > > This should have worked. What were the errors?
the errors are the same i got not specifying the compiler flag -pthread: lots of undefitned references to the pthread library functions. maybe my build system is not sane... > > > furthermore, dynamically linking the code has positive results. > > Dynamic linking is what you *should* do, but static linking with > > $ g++ -static threads_static.c -o threads_static -pthread > > should have also worked (as in "produced correctly working but > extremely non-portable executable"). the executable is meant for an embedded system, but as you can see i am still in the first step:"can i produce a generic statically linked executable on my machine?" > > i am starting to suspect that i have a big problem with > > glibc/pthreads/stdlibc++ configuration... > > I just tried 'g++ -static -pthread ...' on MDK-10, and came back with: > /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lstdc++ > > If that's what you got, you need to install archive version of > libstdc++ (this has nothing to do with pthreads -- you wouldn't > be able to link any C++ program with -static if you don't have > libstdc++.a). i overcame all these problems. in fact, i had no static c++ library, nor glibc and pthreads _______________________________________________ help-gplusplus mailing list help-gplusplus@gnu.org http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/help-gplusplus
