On 06/07/07, Farokh Irani <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm trying to link together a couple of .o files into a .so file
using g++. The problem is that even though I have a -o specified, no
file is generated and no error comes up. Any pointers on how to
figure out what might be going on, or even where I could look for
more info, would be appreciated.
This is with g++ 4.0.1 on Mac OS X 10.4.10.
If you are trying to create an Apache module .so, why aren't you using apxs?
You can specify that g++ should be used instead of gcc by saying:
apxs -S CC=g++ -c mod_example.c
This is much better and more portable than trying to create the .so
yourself. This is more so the case on MacOS X as how you build a
dynamically loadable module is different to options you would use for
other platforms. Also, on MacOS X a dynamically loadable module has to
be created in a different way to a shared library, they are not
interchangeable.
OK, I'm willing to give that a shot, but how do I use apxs to
compile/link a multi-file source module? IE Right now I've got a
small module that has 3 files, but I expect the source tree to grow
to many more (possibly a hundred or more source files).
--
Farokh
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