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Mac Forum / Programming / CodeWarrior / September 2006Codecvt linker error
Hello, Can someone help me out to resolve the following error in Codewarrior. Link Error : Undefined symbol: ?id%?$codecvt%_WDH%std%%2V0locale%2%A 'class std::locale::id std::codecvt<wchar_t, char, int>::id' in lfile.obj Actually my code does not use "codecvt". Can you also clarify what are those special symbols in the error? Does it tell something to me? How to analyze these symbols? I run codewarrior7.1 with PDK4.0 on Windows to generate binary (nlm) for Netware... Thanks for your time... Regards, hem > Hello, > [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > I run codewarrior7.1 with PDK4.0 on Windows to generate binary (nlm) > for Netware... You are probably doing something that involves conversion between std::strings and std::wstrings, causing C++ to generate a call to the Thanks for your attention to the post... I use some third party libraries and which are causing the problems... Can I resolve those errors somehow now? Thanks, hem > > Hello, > > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > You are probably doing something that involves conversion between > std::strings and std::wstrings, causing C++ to generate a call to the > > > Hello, > > > [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > > You are probably doing something that involves conversion between > > std::strings and std::wstrings, causing C++ to generate a call to the > Thanks for your attention to the post... > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > Thanks, > hem I've never hit this exact problem, (and in fact my last posting on this thread wasn't finished) but I see that the Metrowerks Standard Library includes a file called localeimp that might cure your problem (and that file is conditionally included from <codecvt>. Are your #define'ed symbols set up correctly?) Since this is a problem with a third-party library, can you get in touch with them? I could resolve the error after including <localeimp> in my code...I could also resolve many linker errors by removing inconsistent file endings... Thanks for your help David... Regards, Hem > > > > Hello, > > > > [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] > Since this is a problem with a third-party library, can you get in touch > with them? > I could resolve the error after including <localeimp> in my code Perhaps #include <locale> would be a more portable solution. <localimp> is an implementation-specific header. <locale> will include it, and will likely work as well on other platforms. -Howard |
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