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Is there a good way to use a non-GNU C++ compiler to
compile ht://Dig? Specifically, I'm using CC to build C++ files and gcc to build
C files now, because the version of g++ installed on my server apparently
doesn't have all the header files necessary (probably because nobody's installed
libstdc++). And I can't get libstdc++ to install in my own directory for the
life of me... the configure program hangs. So it appears that I'm stuck with CC
to compile this thing. Can it be done? It's given me this error during make when
attempting to compile htfuzzy:
Undefined
first
referenced
symbol in file __muldi3 ./db/dist/libdb.a(os_rw.o) __cmpdi2 ./db/dist/libdb.a(os_stat.o) ld: fatal: Symbol referencing errors. No output written to htfuzzy which I've heard stems from not being able to find the file
libgcc.a, which I have located but haven't found out how to tell the make
program where it is... any suggestions?
Thanks,
Matt
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Matt Salomone mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Metaphase Technology - OS/Networking Intern Phone: (651) 482-2097 |
- Re: [htdig] Compiling problems... still... Matt Salomone
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