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Mac Forum / Programming / Mac Programming / September 2004Problems starting a compiled unix app
Hello, i tried to compile a unix application that uses X11. The "./configure; make; suso make install" was okay without any error. But when i try to start one of the compiled test programs, i get the following error: --------------------------------------------------------------------- Lothar-Scholzs-Computer:~/fox-1.3.12/tests llothar$ ./header dyld: header Undefined symbols: __ZTVN10__cxxabiv117__class_type_infoE __ZTVN10__cxxabiv120__si_class_type_infoE ___cxa_pure_virtual ___gxx_personality_v0 Trace/BPT trap ----------------------------------------------------------------------- So what did i miss ? > i tried to compile a unix application that uses X11. > [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > So what did i miss ? You need to use g++ to compile or pass -lstdc++ to the compiler. Hope this helps, Eric  SignatureEric Albert ejalbert@cs.stanford.edu http://outofcheese.org/ >> i tried to compile a unix application that uses X11. >> [quoted text clipped - 19 lines] >Hope this helps, >Eric But it compiles and links without problems. Thats my problem. Only when i want to start the application i get the errors. On Linux i have something like the LD_LIBRARY_PATH and "ldd" to solve problems with not found library. But on the Mac i'm totally helpless at the moment. > On Linux i have something like the LD_LIBRARY_PATH and "ldd" to solve > problems with not found library. But on the Mac i'm totally helpless > at the moment. You can use "otool -L <executable>" instead of "ldd". Hauke > >> i tried to compile a unix application that uses X11. > >> [quoted text clipped - 16 lines] > > > >You need to use g++ to compile or pass -lstdc++ to the compiler. > But it compiles and links without problems. Thats my problem. Only > when i want to start the application i get the errors. That's probably because the application is doing something stupid like linking with -flat_namespace -undefined suppress. Doing what I said above should fix it. -Eric SignatureEric Albert ejalbert@cs.stanford.edu http://outofcheese.org/ |
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