Consider the following code (this is not pthread specific; other examples, such as those involving the realtime library, exhibit similar behavior):
I have a few static libraries I want to link with ld. My libraries are in the directories /Users/rlt/p4/lib/ and /Users/rlt/p4/usr2/lib. I want to pass in the relative paths of these directories w.r.t
For a few days we are dealing with very strange problem. I can\'t understand how it even happens - when a third-party (MATLAB) program uses our shared library, it somehow overrides some of our symbol
Hello Stack Overflow Community, i am working on a c project to interleave multiple c programs into one binary, which can run the interleaved programs as treads or forks for benchmarking purposes.
I\'m trying to run a basic assembly file using 64 Bit Mac OS X Lion, using nasm and ld which are installed by default with Xcode.
I am on a 64bits linux running an application which is compiled for 32bits and have some libs in its directory.
Ijust downloaded GDC (gcc-4.5.2-tdm-1-gdc-r575-20110723.zip) to use with MinGW-w32, and upon trying to compile/link a file, I got these errors:
I\'m building something like in the question How to collect data from different .a files into one array? How to keep 开发者_如何学编程sections in .a files with ld script?, i.e. arrays composed during
I am trying do CPP development from Eclipse.. I\'ve installed cgywin.. and when try to compile, link any simple Hello World App, I got the following while linking ...
When I create my own non-standard path for library files (say, ~/lib) I can run ldconfig -n ~/lib and this directory is added to the list of locations ld uses to search for non-standard libraries.
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