I've just has a similar problem. I could compile correctly on lucid, but the
same command-line would not compile on precise.
After posting to Stack Overflow, the issue was that I had the -l options before
the object files.
Changing the command-line from:
g++ -o installertest \
-lsybdb \
-lxmlrpc \
-lxmlrpc_cpp \
-lxmlrpc_xmlparse \
-lxmlrpc_xmltok \
-lxmlrpc_util \
-lxmlrpc++ \
-lxmlrpc_server_cgi \
-lcrypto \
-std=c++0x \
ContractData.o installertest.o
to:
g++ -o installertest \
ContractData.o installertest.o \
-lsybdb \
-lxmlrpc \
-lxmlrpc_cpp \
-lxmlrpc_xmlparse \
-lxmlrpc_xmltok \
-lxmlrpc_util \
-lxmlrpc++ \
-lxmlrpc_server_cgi \
-lcrypto \
-std=c++0x
Worked around the problem.
Apparently, this is some kind of implementation change between versions.
Not sure if this is an Ubuntu-specific issue, or a general gcc issue.
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