If I remember correctly, you can't use C++ to create a shared library.
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Date: Tuesday, January 11, 2000 12:55 PM
Subject: Library build and C++
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>I've got a problem that was hoping to get some pointers for. Here is my
>developement env.
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>CodeWarrior version 6. with the IDE ver 4.0.3
>running on PC (NT OS) targeting Palm 3.1
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> I am trying to create a shared library that contains C++ classes, however,
the
>front interface is straight function calls
>Now everytime I enable the C++ compiler option (even on the sample Lib that
came
>with codewarrior) I get the following linker error
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>Link Error : __RuntimeModule__: '__Startup__' referenced from
>'__DummyStartup__' is undefined.
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>How can I get rid of this problem? Can I get rid of this problem? or am I
>restricted to use C only for Shared libraries...
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>Thanks in advance
>Arman Nikzad
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