Figured this out... Much thanks to Robert Schiele!
Basically I had two problems:
1) The gcc I was trying to build with was not built with
--enable-shared (because with v2.95.2 it was not the default)
2) The ldflags did not have the correct order of library directories
to include via -L...
Now my conditions brought about the second error. The condition that
prompted it was that in order for me to test this quickly I built the
latest gcc (v3.0.4) in my home directory and installed its libraries in
a non-standard location. Now I knew this, but I thought I only had to
fix up my LD_LIBRARY_PATH to make things right.
Rebuilding gcc was the solution for problem #1...
The configure script had placed ldflags (ALLLIBS in Makefile.incl)
of -L/usr/local/lib which Robert Schiele pointed out to me will over
ride anything I specify in my LD_LIBRARY_PATH on Solaris. The reason the
order was important for me was the fact that the old poorly built gcc
from problem #1 was not being replaced. And at link time the libstdc++.a
that was built for gcc v2.95.2 was being linked in and not my new v3.0.4
version. This lead to all my undefined symbol references from my
original e-mail (ld: fatal: Symbol referencing errors).
There are probably more elegant ways to fix problem #2, but what I
did was edit the Makefile.incl and inserted a -L/path/to/gccv3.0.4/lib
into the ALLLIBS variable for where I had installed gcc v3.0.4's
libraries were.
Rebuilding after applying these two things.... I have a working copy
of the Xerces-c parser.
Hope someone else finds this useful...
Take care,
Mike
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