- From: Jim Marshall <jim_marshall2268@hotmail.com>
- Date: Fri, 21 Jul 2000 13:15:47 PDT
- To: www-lib@w3.org
I'm running on Solaris 8, and due to requirements I have to use the Sun 'cc' compiler (cc info: Sun WorkShop 6 2000/04/07 C 5.1). When I compile with the '-g' option, if a full link is done (e.g. no .o files exist) I get the errors below. Subsequent builds all work fine. If I compile for a 'release' build, no '-g', then I get similar errors (all the MD5 and HTDir funcs) all the time. I'm statically linking to the libs. Anyone have any thoughts? I built the libwww with the Sun cc compiler (using GNU make) and it seemed to go well. Thanks in advance -jim *** Error code 5 ild: (undefined symbol) HTDir_addElement -- referenced in the text segment of /home/jmars/libwww/lib/libwwwftp.a(HTFTPDir.o) ild: (undefined symbol) HTDir_addElement -- referenced in the text segment of /home/jmars/libwww/lib/libwwwfile.a(HTFile.o) ild: (undefined symbol) MD5Init -- referenced in the text segment of /home/jmars/libwww/lib/libwwwhttp.a(HTDigest.o) ild: (undefined symbol) MD5Final -- referenced in the text segment of /home/jmars/libwww/lib/libwwwhttp.a(HTDigest.o) ild: (undefined symbol) HTDir_new -- referenced in the text segment of /home/jmars/libwww/lib/libwwwftp.a(HTFTPDir.o) ild: (undefined symbol) HTDir_new -- referenced in the text segment of /home/jmars/libwww/lib/libwwwfile.a(HTFile.o) ild: (undefined symbol) HTDir_free -- referenced in the text segment of /home/jmars/libwww/lib/libwwwftp.a(HTFTPDir.o) ild: (undefined symbol) HTDir_free -- referenced in the text segment of /home/jmars/libwww/lib/libwwwfile.a(HTFile.o) ild: (undefined symbol) MD5Update -- referenced in the text segment of /home/jmars/libwww/lib/libwwwhttp.a(HTDigest.o) ________________________________________________________________________ Get Your Private, Free E-mail from MSN Hotmail at http://www.hotmail.com
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