On Die, 21 Dez 1999 Matt Garratt wrote:
>yeah I saw the use of libc.a referred to in a previous post. I use:
>
>ld -r -static -o kalman3 kalman3.o -L/usr/lib -lc -lm
>
>I guess the libc.a is to link raise and errno, however even with the -lc
>I still get unresolved symbol raise etc.
Well, see where it is in. Probably libgcc ?
nm is your friend !
>I saw in another post from last month, that you recommend using inline
>math functions. Is this relatively easy to do ? Do you need to edit the
>standard math.h header to use it or do you simply cut and post sections
>of the inline header __math.h into your own code ?
I don't do it at all. But I would probably create my own mymath.o module
by cut/pasting the code into mymath.c. IIRC, you can also get them
inlined by your compiler, if you tell him so :-)
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