Re: linking a C++ lib to an objc tool.

Well that was a colossal waste of time. Interestingly, I found I cud get rid of the other dependencies, SDL1 and Freetype, as they are no longer needed by the main binary. So the ONLY requirement is poppler-cpp, so shuffling it is pointless. Here's the contents of the make files (if it helps):

Re: linking a C++ lib to an objc tool.

On Sat, Aug 26, 2017 at 9:59 PM, Ivan Vučica wrote: > Order in which you specify things to be linked (object files and libraries) > may matter. Have you tried moving -lpoppler-cpp around? Hmm, I must admit I hadn't even thought about that. I'll give it a go and see what happens.

Re: github PR branches (was Re: CFBridging... Functions in Corebase)

Technically, "pull/ID/head" is a reference (a 'ref') in the remote repo, not a branch name. And for clarification to other readers, BRANCHNAME is user-specified (i.e. it specifies which local branch name should this remote ref be pulled into). :) On Wed, Aug 23, 2017 at 9:48 PM Derek Fawcus <

Re: linking a C++ lib to an objc tool.

Order in which you specify things to be linked (object files and libraries) may matter. Have you tried moving -lpoppler-cpp around? Has the code you're building ever been successfully linked? Is this code published? On Sat, Aug 26, 2017 at 11:25 PM Jamie Ramone wrote: >

Re: linking a C++ lib to an objc tool.

1) Are you referring to the external library I'm trying to link against? It's poppler-cpp Output: U abort@@GLIBC_2.2.5 002125b8 B __bss_start 002125b8 b completed.7585 ebe0 r CSWTCH.189 ebc0 r CSWTCH.191 U

Re: linking a C++ lib to an objc tool.

Could you point us out to: 1) the output of running `nm libYourLibrary.so` 2) the header declarations for the functions you are using 3) the error output of the linker? -- Daniel. Em 26 de ago de 2017 19:03, "Jamie Ramone" escreveu: > Hello world! I'm trying to build a

linking a C++ lib to an objc tool.

Hello world! I'm trying to build a project of mine in GNUstep which requires some functionality provided by an external library, which is in C++. I tried to build it with portions in Objc++ but faild. I said it couldn't find the symbols it needed (calls to the methods of c++ objects). So I rewrote