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emerge ccmath |
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mam sobie fajna biblioteke |
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header: /usr/include/ccmath.h |
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static lib: /usr/lib/libccm.a |
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shared lib: /lib/libccm.so |
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w programie test.cpp pisze |
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#include <ccmath.h> |
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main () { ... csplp(..) ....}; |
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g++ -lccm test.cpp |
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/tmp/ccxclZQf.o(.text+0x3a): In function `main': |
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: undefined reference to `csplp(double*, double*, double*, int, double)' |
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collect2: ld returned 1 exit status |
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make: *** [all] Error 1 |
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Co robie zle? Sprawdzilem, jak usunalem wywoilanie funkcji z tej |
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biblioteki to i header przeszedl, i -lccm bylo bez bledow, skompilowalo |
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sie i wypisalo hello world. Kazde uzycie funkcji powoduje blad linkera, |
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za to w headerze ta funkcja oczywiscie jak widac przechodzi... |
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ke? |
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Krzysztof Palka {*} http://cypreess.dione.cc |
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{*} Have you ever retired a human by mistake? {*} |
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