> We have a file, which can be compile for C and for C++ (conditional extern "C" {...})
> If we run the gcc compiler with the file name ending with ".c", we don't have a
>problem,
> but if we change the file name to ".cxx", we get the error message on loading the
>module.
> One is inclined to say that the compiler is generating different object files.
Yep, c++ vs. c linkage e.g. Therefore the symbols are different even if the
source is the same !
> Based on other suggestions, it looks like the C++ version of the compiler does not
> include all the "elements" from the include files module.h and version.h
> (perhaps removed by optimisation)
Doesn't helped my suggestion from "Re: [rtl] Using C++ in rtlinux" 29.01.01 ???
What do you get for error messages on loading the module.
Regards
Olaf
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