Hi, it works for me. Somehow gcc do not find the right library. But since clang finds it, there must be some other issue.
I remember that some times ago we had problems with ordering of link flags. I don't quite remember but try to put the -lcxxtools flag to the end like this: g++ -I/usr/local/include -L/usr/local/lib -o jsonwrite jsonwrite.cpp -lcxxtools Tommi Am 11.08.2014 15:33, schrieb Robert Goley: > I verified the the Ubuntu package was uninstalled. I ran "find > /usr/lib -name libcxx\*" to make sure there were no left over libs > installed. I installed the cxxtools libs to /usr/local/lib from my > build. I ensured the ldconfig was ran (as root) so the libs would be > found properly. Currently, that version is GIT version > 7f195300e07dfd82dc81a8835ea02e27435769bc which was the version where > this howto was checked in. I tried the latest and greatest before > that. I have attached the source file I am compiling and the output > from running the command you specified. > > To throw another wrench in the works, I tested compiling it with the > clang++ compiler. I do this from time to time because of the better > readable logging it provides compared to gcc. It compiles without > issue under clang. The issue seems to be between GCC and CXXTOOLS > somehow. Sadly, I can'y use clang with the project I hope to use > cxxtools with. > ... ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ _______________________________________________ Tntnet-general mailing list [email protected] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/tntnet-general
