linking a shared library fails after switching to clang with error adding symbols: file format not recognized
Question
The library is built from source but links against some stuff built with gcc (such as opencv).
The library is a .a file and I am on linux.
Any ideas on what could be going wrong? This was building fine with gcc.
I built clang-14, lld and clang++ from source. I installed clang-14 but can't seem to install clang++.
The linker used is ld 9.0 (I'm not sure how to make my cmake project use lld).
1 answers
solution1
-1 2021-11-09 05:36:59
gcc and clang are not compatible. Rebuild your library using clang.
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