I'm trying to compile a module (in separate parts) with C++ code. I
_had_ problems with _buitlin_delete missing which I dodged by making inline
destructors (anyone know why this works!?) I had some other problems with
inline methods missing, but compiling with -O2 fixed that. I would expect
the method to export if inlines weren't optimized, but it didn't seem to
happen.
The problem I currently have is that a virtual table is missing. I
have one unit that declares a base class with virtual functions, another
which derives from it and a third which instantiates a global copy of the
derived class. None of these modules contain the virtual table for the base
class. I keep missing the sym __vt_6MyObj (MyObj Virtual Table).
Any insights...?
P.S. I'm also missing memcpy & memset. I thought these were inline,
too...?
...objdump'ed out...
-D
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