Hi Nils,
libcds (when compiled for usage with SER) must use some functions from
SER's core - like memory allocation, ... So there is a need that such
symbols are known at runtime only.
But I have never seen the Mac OS linker so I really don't know how to
solve it, sorry.
Vaclav
On Ne, dub 13, 2008 at 05:12:27 -0400, Nils Ohlmeier wrote:
> Hello,
>
> I just tried to compile SER head on Mac OS X and the linker does not
> like the lib cds at all. It complains about dozen of undefined symbols.
> And in my opinion the Mac OS linker is right.
> If you take a look at libser_cds.so.0.1 with nm it turns out that the
> lib has several undefined symbols:
> U core_cfg
> U dprint
> U dprint_crit
> U free_rr
> U log_stderr
> U mem_block
> U mem_lock
> U parse_expires
> U parse_headers
> U parse_rr_body
> U parse_subscription_state
> U qm_free
> U qm_malloc
> U shm_block
> U shm_duplicate_rr
>
> My only explanation is that the linker under Linux assumes that these
> undefined symbols can be solved at run time. But I'm still wondering why
> it does not at least spit out a warning.
>
> Any ideas how to solve this problem?
>
> Thanks
> Nils
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