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Re: C++ - Why always libm?


> I notice that every C++ 
> program I compile seems to have libm dynamically linked with it.
> ...
> I'm working on a project that ses C++ code in an embedded environment

I'm confused.  You mean you're using shared libraries in an embedded
environment?  And you're using Linux for an embedded environment?

That is rather unusual, not to say eccentric.
Why are you using shared libraries in an embedded application?
If you are not using shared libraries, then what is the relevance
of your question?  (If you you static libraries:  None.)

	--Per Bothner
Cygnus Solutions     bothner@cygnus.com     http://www.cygnus.com/~bothner


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