In message <25101.1115889218 at www45.gmx.net> you wrote:
> I use a makefile with dependencies:
I asked for the COMMANDS used, not for a Makefile. A log of the build
process would have been more useful, but anyway...
> compiler = ${CROSS_COMPILE}gcc
...
> simple_client: $(simple_client_objects)
> $(compiler) -o simple_client $(simple_client_objects)
>
> #ppc_gcc dependencies, added for compiling with ppc only!!
> Socket:
> $(compiler) -o Socket.o -c Socket.cpp
...
> Are they defined wrong?
You are using the wrong compiler. GCC is a C Compiler, but you are
trying to compile and link C++ code. GCC does not know how to handle
this. Please use a C++ compiler - i. e. "g++" - instead.
Best regards,
Wolfgang Denk
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