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Dan wrote: |
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> The bit that makes me think I'm stupid is that it seems that neither gcc |
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> or I can find the source (.c) or compiled binaries (.o) which implement |
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> the structures and functions defined in ldap.h. What am I doing wrong? |
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> Where are the .c and .o files supposed to be on a regular linux system? |
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> Where on gentoo? Have I missed a crucial flag? |
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Openldap (like most software) installs its code in libraries under /usr/lib. |
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They are called lib<name>.a (static) or lib<name>.so (dynamic). In your case the |
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file is called /usr/lib/libldap.so. But you don't really need to know that. To |
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compile your code, simply type: |
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gcc -o <your_prog> main.o myfile1.o myfile2.o -lldap |
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Where -lldap means: link against libldap. |
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Christoph |
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