something like this. This isn't my code. It compiles OK on redhat 7.2/gcc 2.96.
All associated static and dynamic libraries are in /usr/lib.
Code:
gcc -DNDEBUG -O3 -s -L/lib -L/usr/lib -L. -lstlport_gcc -luuid -lpthread -lxml2 -ldb_cxx -lstdc++ -lcurl test.c -lmyclient -o test
...
myclientimpl.o(.text+0xbef6): undefined reference to `__cp_pop_exception'
myclientimpl.o(.text+0xbf38): undefined reference to `__eh_rtime_match'
myclientimpl.o(.text+0xbf48): undefined reference to `__start_cp_handler'
myclientimpl.o(.text+0xbfb1): undefined reference to `__throw'
myclientimpl.o(.text+0xbfd4): undefined reference to `__builtin_delete'
myclientimpl.o(.text+0xbfe6): undefined reference to `_STL::__node_alloc<true, 0>::_M_deallocate(void *, unsigned int)'
myclientimpl.o(.text+0xc001): undefined reference to `__cp_pop_exception'
myclientimpl.o(.text+0xc011): undefined reference to `__throw'
libstdc++ etc to blame?
Sorry changed g++ to gcc. Using g++, however, has the same effect.
