Hi,
I am trying to compile a C++ program under Linux 2.0.34 using g++. In
that program I include <socket.h> and <pthread.h> and because of that I
compile with -lsocket (for the socket library to be included) and -lthread
(for the Posix thread library to be included). My linker ld,
complains that it can not find the -lsocket file ?!? ; it does say nothing
about the -lthread, but the compiler warns me that all the
functions from this library are "implicitly declared" which to me means
that the corresponding library *.o file was never found.
The above program compiles and runs fine under SunOs, but not under
Linux. I have attached the Makefile that I am using.
Any help would be greatly appreciated,
mich
CC=g++
CFLAGS=-g -c
LIBS=-lsocket -lnsl -lthread
Server = SimpleServer.o ServerDatagramSocket.o
Client = SimpleClient.o ReaderThread.o InputHandler.o ClientMulticastSocket.o
Common = Socket.o DatagramSocket.o
All = $(Server) $(Client) $(Common)
server : $(Server) $(Common)
$(CC) $(LIBS) -o server $(Server) $(Common)
client : $(Client) $(Common)
$(CC) $(LIBS) -o client $(Client) $(Common)
$(All) : *.C
$(CC) -c *.C
DatagramSocket.o : Socket.H
ClientMulticastSocket.o : Socket.H DatagramSocket.H
ServerDatagramSocket.o : Socket.H DatagramSocket.H
SimpleClient : ClientMulticastSocket.H InputHandler.H
SimpleServer : ServerDatagramSocket.H
clean:
rm -f $(All) server client *~ core
