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Re: problem creating a static library
On Sep 30, 2004, at 3:56 AM, Danilo José wrote:
It is happening something really strange.
Ah, I don't know why you didn't include that information in the first
place, I could have told you exactly what happened and why.
In the .s file for the file contains the definition ('S'), you will
find the word notoc, or no_toc, this is a bug. If that is removed,
this will work as expected. The work around, is to not use a .a file,
or to put a symbol in that file that is referenced by something that is
in the program.[1]
1 - This depends upon the symbol names being the same between the
undefined and the defined, after you remove c++filt. It has been known
to happen that two differrent spellings are mapped to the same
demangled name, thus leading to confusion. I doubt this would be the
case in this instance.