std::terminate

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Hi,
I’m trying to compile some code on qnx 6.2, using CC. However, I get
errors saying that “undefined reference to 'std::terminate()”.
Presumably this means that I need to change the include? What should I
include?

Thanks,
Alastair.

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AGB <agb32@nospam.remove.this.cam.ac.uk> wrote:

Hi,
I’m trying to compile some code on qnx 6.2, using CC. However, I get
errors saying that “undefined reference to 'std::terminate()”.
Presumably this means that I need to change the include? What should I
include?

Could you post your linker command line?

chris

–
Chris McKillop <cdm@qnx.com> “The faster I go, the behinder I get.”
Software Engineer, QSSL – Lewis Carroll –
http://qnx.wox.org/

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Chris McKillop wrote:

AGB <> agb32@nospam.remove.this.cam.ac.uk> > wrote:

Hi,
I’m trying to compile some code on qnx 6.2, using CC. However, I get
errors saying that “undefined reference to 'std::terminate()”.
Presumably this means that I need to change the include? What should I
include?



Could you post your linker command line?

chris


Heres the includes. I have found that putting -lcpp on the libraries

line enables it to compile, so I suspect this is the correct thing to do
(though it freezes the system when run, though thats probably the fault
of the pci device its trying to run!).

INCLUDEDIR=-I/usr/include -I$(PREFIX_ROOT)src/headers/common
-I$(PREFIX_ROOT)src/headers/hostLIBRARIES =
$(PREFIX_ROOT)/lib/obj/neutrino/genlib.a

Thanks.

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AGBasden <agb32@getridof.replacewith.cam.ac.uk> wrote:

Heres the includes. I have found that putting -lcpp on the libraries
line enables it to compile, so I suspect this is the correct thing to do
(though it freezes the system when run, though thats probably the fault
of the pci device its trying to run!).

INCLUDEDIR=-I/usr/include -I$(PREFIX_ROOT)src/headers/common
-I$(PREFIX_ROOT)src/headers/hostLIBRARIES =
$(PREFIX_ROOT)/lib/obj/neutrino/genlib.a

Thanks.

there is a bug in the QNX tools …
I bet your genlib.a was created using qcc/gcc instead of QCC/g++.