My guess is this has been answered many times before, but I have searched
the archives and google and can't seem to find a solution.
I have a set of CPP classes that compile and run fine under VC++ using
xercesc 2.1. I need to port these to AIX and fingured that since access to
that system is not always possible a good intermediate step would be to get
things to build under cygwin on my own machine (Win 2000).
No matter what I try, I can't resolve the link errors (that's if I can even
get my guess at the right library to be found during linking). I have tried
just about every reasonable name in a -l argument, as well as just putting
the file on the compile line since it has an unknown suffix and should thus
just get linked in.
Nothing is working.
So I figured I would try to build the library myself, but couldn't get past
runConfigure. The configure.log file says that a.exe can't be executed, but
I am unable to determine why.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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