Re: Shared Libraries

["Kayvan A. Sylvan" <kayvan@sylvan.com>]

On Sat, Jul 08, 2000 at 06:14:10PM -0500, David Snopek wrote:
> I found the solution to the problem (or at least something that makes it
> go away) although I do not really understand it.  In all of my files I
> had "#pragma interface" in the header and "#pragma implementation" in
> the implementation.  I had read in the man pages for g++ that if you
> don't give "#pragma implementation" a header name then it will use the
> files name except with the *.h extension, so I didn't supply one because
> all of my files are named in this fashion.  In the midst of trying
> completely random things, I put the header names in.  And now it works
> perfectly.  I don;t know why, but for now I do not care.  Thanks for
> trying to help!!

I would like to know why this happens too, since I've been bitten by this
behavior as well.

Note also: The problem will go away with use of ``-O'' optimization. If
you use gcc's ``-g'' flag by itself, though, the linking problem
shows up.

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