RE: gcc 3.2.2 & STL library

["Michael H. Cox" <mhcox at bluezoosoftware dot com>]

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Klein, Bernhard [mailto:Bernhard dot Klein at logicacmg dot com]
> Sent: Monday, February 24, 2003 6:30 AM
> To: 'gcc-help at gcc dot gnu dot org'; 'gcc-help-faq at gcc dot gnu dot org'
> Subject: gcc 3.2.2 & STL library
>
>
>
> Hi All,
>
> I'm a newbie in gcc under Solaris 2.9 and try to work with the actual gcc
> release 3.2.2 and STL.
>
> I made a very simple c++ program including some STL functions (
> like string,
> iostream, etc).
> Compiling like this g++ -o cppstl cppstl.cpp
> works fine without compiler or linker errors, but after starting
> the program
> I got this error:
> ld.so.1: cppstl: fatal: relocation error: file cppstl: symbol _ZSt4cout:
> referenced symbol not found
> Killed
>
> mhm, It seems that my binary can'T find a library or something
> else ( but I
> don't know which library or what ever needed ).

Try adding -lstdc++ to your compile line and see what happens.

>
> After compiling with:    g++ -static -o cppstl cppstl.cpp
> my little program works fine.

Not sure why this would fix your problem since the compiler still doesn't
know that it need to link to stdc++, either statically or dynamically.  So
the above suggestion may not help.

>
> I hope that somebody can help me.
>
> Bernd Klein
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