[AGENT++] RE: Problem compiling SNMP++ 3.2.10a on Solaris 9 w gcc 2.95

[Gil Steiner]

Hi again,

Thanks for the quick reply!

The OS and gcc version are in the subject: solaris 9 and gcc 2.95
I am aware of the 'inline' issue. This usually works fine and I use it a lot
but in this case I could not link any code to the library because it always
reported these inline methods as missing. I even tried with the console
examples that are included with snmp++ I added a set_writecommunity to
snmpGet and it did not compile.
I tried to compile with -fno-inline but it did not work as well.

+gil

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Today's Topics:

   1. Problem compiling SNMP++ 3.2.10a on Solaris 9 w gcc 2.95
      (Gil Steiner)
   2. Re: Problem compiling SNMP++ 3.2.10a on Solaris 9 w gcc 2.95
      (Jochen Katz)
   3. Hi, all! (=?gb2312?B?t+e85LLW1MI=?=)


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Date: Sun, 21 Mar 2004 17:46:03 +0200
From: Gil Steiner <gils at tsoft-tele.com>
Subject: [AGENT++] Problem compiling SNMP++ 3.2.10a on Solaris 9 w gcc
	2.95
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Hi,
 
It seems that g++ (and gcc for that matter) 'ignores' some of the methods
that are implemented in the header files. For example, a lot of the methods
in target.h are not present in libsnmp++.a (and libsnmp++.so). This, of
course, causes link errors and I cannot use the lib.
If I move the implementation to the target.cpp file, It fixes the problem.
 
Any ideas?
 
Thanks,
+gil
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Date: Sun, 21 Mar 2004 22:08:14 +0100
From: Jochen Katz <katz at agentpp.com>
Subject: Re: [AGENT++] Problem compiling SNMP++ 3.2.10a on Solaris 9 w
	gcc 2.95
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Hi,

> It seems that g++ (and gcc for that matter) 'ignores' some of the 
> methods that are implemented in the header files. For example, a lot 
> of the methods in target.h are not present in libsnmp++.a (and
> libsnmp++.so).

from my knowledge this is ok, as the methods implemented in the header 
are inlined into any object file that uses these methods. So no object 
file should have these methods as external unresolved symbol.

> This, of course, causes link errors and I cannot use the lib.

> Any ideas?

Did you use different compiler switches for building the lib and your code?

What OS and g++ version are you using?

Regards,
   Jochen


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