Maxime,
I've just succeeded in getting a two source file program linked.
Initially, both .cpp files had the rtl_cpp.h file included and I was getting
link errors due to the new, new[] etc routines existing twice.
I have now divided the rtl_cpp.h file into two files.
one with the #includes only
the other with the function definitions
The first can now be included in both my source files, and the second is
included only in the one with the init_module and cleanup_module functions.
This links aok.
Hope this helps and is in time to save some of your hair,
David
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From: Maxime Brunet [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 10 October 2001 17:29
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Subject: [rtl] C++ makefiles and compiling
Hello everyone,
Would anyone have an example C++ Makefile to compile multiple source files
in C++ with rtlinux.
I can compile C okay, but C++ compiling gives me a gazillion errors and I'm
starting to rip my hair out trying to understand how this works ...
I checked out the Makefile in examples/cpp but, it does not help me very
much. ( I would like to understand what are the differences that exist
between compiling C in rt, and compiling C++ in rt )
Thanks a lot.
Maxime Brunet
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