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GCJ compilation problems


Hi , 

I do not have much idea about the gcj. I started working on it..

Could you please let me know about the compilation procedure for the
following programs.

I am calling java from C++, My C++ programe is here
and java programs(test2.java) has import * statments....(package is
test.java).


I am getting the following error if I run the programe as

>gcj  -o Mytest  test2.java javatest.cpp -lstdc++ -lgcj

Undefined                       first referenced
 symbol                             in file
temp::test::test()                  /var/tmp//ccEZC6Eg.o
temp::test::class$                  /var/tmp//ccEZC6Eg.o
ld: fatal: Symbol referencing errors. No output written to 1
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status

But, this works fine except only one warning
>gcj  -o Mytest  test2.java test.java javatest.cpp -lstdc++ -lgcj
cc1plus: warning: command line option "-ffilelist-file" is valid for Java
but not for C++

If there are only one or two import classes I can provide this at command
line..But what if my progrmae has buch of import statemnets and classes.!!!!

Could you please let me know how to compile the programe

Thanks and Regards,
Ranga
 <<javatest.cpp>>  <<test2.h>>  <<test2.java>>  <<test.java>> 



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