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Jean-Claude Gervais wrote: |
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> Hello, |
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> This may not be the appropriate forum for my question but I expect many |
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> of you may have struggled with the same problem: |
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> I have some c++ code that uses (some of) the Standard Template Library |
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> that I am trying to get compiled on an ARM embedded platform. |
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> The code, specifically the class in question is basically derived from |
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> the STL vector class. It is very simple. |
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> But it appears that gcc 3.x can't compile it because some types are |
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> missing. Is this correct? Does anyone out there have any knowledge of |
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> this? |
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> I tried compiling gcc 4.x instead but I am getting vfp-inconsistency |
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> errors between uclibc and gcc, so no luck there. |
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> Any ideas? |
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> Thanks |
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Are you using uclibc or glibc? uclibc does not have c++ libs. there |
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is uclibc++ though. http://cxx.uclibc.org/ |
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I have used uclibc++ for some basic stuff and seems to work. |
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-- karl |
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