Byron,
This commonly means that although the function declaration was
found in the header file, the actual function in a library was not found
during linking. Find the .dll or .so library file that contains the
functions the cmdb.h file references, and either include it somewhere
where the OS knows to load it or explicitly reference the directory it's
in the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable (If your using UNIX/LINUX).
HTH,
-Brian Luke
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Subject: CMDB 2.0 C API - Another Problem
Hi Listers;
Thanks to Ben for his help with the last problem!
Has anyone run into the situation where you include "ar.h" and "cmdb.h"
, but when calling CMDBInitialization and/or CMDBTermination the
compiler reports 'undefined reference' to the calls? Yet when I call
only ARInitialization and/or ARTermination, these seem to work fine ! I
am properly following the order of calling ARInitialization first then
CMDBInitialization, but the second call gives compile errors although
both header files are in the same place! I have checked the sample files
and it seems I am doing it right, but still I get compile errors!
Help and Thanks,
Byron.
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Byron Dawe
Computing and Communications
Memorial University of Newfoundland
St. John's, NL
A1C 5S7
Phone: (709) 757-3530 ext. 4054
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