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Problems, when I use a static library with gplc |
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Mon, 22 Dec 2003 11:37:08 +0100 (CET) |
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Subject: Problems, when I use a static library with gplc
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Date: Mon, December 22, 2003 11:10 am
To: <address@hidden>
Hi,
Firstly, I have said you that I am working with Debian Linux, Gnu-Prolog
(gprolog-1.2.16) and Logtalk(lgt2147).
To generate the executables files, you need the logtalk.pl and gnu.pl
(this last file you can obtain to rename the file gnu.configure). It is
found in the logtalk.org.
I have a problem when I make a executable file and I have used the
libfoo.a library that I have made with the 'ar' linux command.
I send you several files, with a shell scripts , which generates two
executables files baa_cool and baa_crash.
If one of the symbols is in the library --> ko (File executable
baa_crash).
Then I obtain the error message:
uncaught exception:
error(existence_error(object,foo),foo::do_fo(2,3,_26),user).
If we links all files, without library, --> ok (File executable
baa_cool).
The shell scripts generates the library libfoo.a.
Thanks in advance.
Carlos.
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