I am trying to create application using ZeroMQ 3.2.2 in QNX platform
used by Blackberry 10 OS.
They have 2 different development routes called as Core native and
Cascade. Core native has
good support for GNU stdc++ library so I can run ZeroMQ examples on
their Core Native platform.
But I am trying to use Cascade which has strong GUI functions and it
does not seem to have good support
for GNU stdc++ library. I am getting run time errors saying "undefined
reference to various functions".
I have added -lstdc++ flags while compiling ZeroMQ library and also to
the ZeroMQ example.
I contacted some blackberry developers regarding this but they were not
able to help me.
My query is: Will it be possible to recompile ZeroMQ with different
flags to avoid this issue?
Hope it is not a dead end for me unless GNU stdc++ is not supported on
that platform.
Also, I have seen --with-c or --with-cpp flags being used while
compiling ZeroMQ, Will they be of any help in this scenario?.
My actual usage scenario is: I have a C library which uses ZeroMQ functions.
Now I am trying to create an C++ application which uses my C library by
doing extern "C" {include ...}
The same setup of application works fine on their Core Native platform
but not on Cascade.
Many Thanks in advance
Jiva Bagale
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