hello,
I was wondering where I have to copy the different c librairies and c
functions in QNX.
if I copy them in the bin repertory, does I only need to do a:
#include<math.h> a the beginning of the program?
thanks.
julien
hello,
I was wondering where I have to copy the different c librairies and c
functions in QNX.
if I copy them in the bin repertory, does I only need to do a:
#include<math.h> a the beginning of the program?
thanks.
julien
“julian” <julien.prevost@ifrance.com> wrote in message
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hello,
I was wondering where I have to copy the different c librairies and c
functions in QNX.if I copy them in the bin repertory, does I only need to do a:
#include<math.h> a the beginning of the program?
You don’t need to copy them anywhere the compiler front end (cc or qcc )
knows where to look for them.
#include <math.h> is fine, but you may have to use -lm to tell
the compiler to link with the math library.
thanks.
julien
I agree for the librairy included in the compiler. but what about the
librairy that I created?
I have several librairy for my I/O boards but I don’t know in which
repertory to copy them.
thanks
“Mario Charest” postmaster@127.0.0.1 wrote in message
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hello,I was wondering where I have to copy the different c librairies and c
functions in QNX.if I copy them in the bin repertory, does I only need to do a:
#include<math.h> a the beginning of the program?You don’t need to copy them anywhere the compiler front end (cc or qcc )
knows where to look for them.#include <math.h> is fine, but you may have to use -lm to tell
the compiler to link with the math library.
thanks.julien
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“julian” <julien.prevost@ifrance.com> wrote in message
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I agree for the librairy included in the compiler. but what about the
librairy that I created?
I have several librairy for my I/O boards but I don’t know in which
repertory to copy them.
I would used the -L option to tell the linker where to look for library,
and then specify -l for each of your library.
thanks
“Mario Charest” postmaster@127.0.0.1 wrote in message
news:aevuf6$h6f$> 1@inn.qnx.com> …“julian” <> julien.prevost@ifrance.com> > wrote in message
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hello,I was wondering where I have to copy the different c librairies and c
functions in QNX.if I copy them in the bin repertory, does I only need to do a:
#include<math.h> a the beginning of the program?You don’t need to copy them anywhere the compiler front end (cc or qcc )
knows where to look for them.#include <math.h> is fine, but you may have to use -lm to tell
the compiler to link with the math library.
thanks.julien
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