The error you were getting is solved by giving the linker (ld) the location
of the library that defines the symbol that the loader is looking for. This
is accomplished with the '-f name' option, similar to the following:
ld -G -f /usr/lib/libuuid.so UUID.o -o libjava-rlt-uuid.so
Hi Denis.
You should build your library using g++ instead of ld.
The reason is that g++ links additional object files that
are essencial for a library to work well (namely, crtbegin.o,
crtend.o, crti.o, and crtn.o).
Try:
g++ -fPIC -I[jdk-root]/include -I[jdk-root]/include/genunix Load.cc Load.
I am making a viewing program that needs to acces C(++)-code. I have compiled
a Native library (libLoad.so) by means of the following commands :
g++ -fPIC-c -I[jdk-root]/include -I[jdk-root]/include/genunix Load.cc Load.o
ld -shared Load.o -o libLoad.so
When I run my java-program the following e
