Question

[Bo Thorsen]

On Thu, 5 Oct 2000, Sampson, Michael J. wrote:

> Hello,
>   	Currently I am working on a project that consists of Fortran, C, C++
> and a front end which is written in C++. I am having trouble with linking
> all of my object files I have built. I've spent some time reading through
> the GNU GCC and G77 manuals on your web site. Right now I seemed to be stuck
> where I'm trying to do the final linking stage with gcc. No matter how I
> arrange the linking part I am getting undefined symbol references. If I try
> to do the linking with g++, I get Fortran undefined reference symbols, if I
> try to the linking with g77, I get C++ undefined references (iostream).
> Could the GNU GCC group perhaps guide in a direction to resolve this issue?

When you use gcc to link c++ programs, you have to include the libstdc++
yourself -- this is one of the differences between gcc and g++. Simply add
the -lstdc++ flag to LFLAGS, and you should be rid of the iostream
problems.

Bo.

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