gcc and g++ linker
Question
I am not yet at the point of linking, but as soon as my project compiles I will face this issue:
- I have one co object file compiled by gcc from pure C code
- I have one do object file compiled by g++ with extern"C" for C compatibility of functions that needs to be callable by the co
- I have a lot of *.o object files compiled by g++ from pure C++ code that are called by the do part
How should I link the whole as a one block shared library? Using gcc or g++? This library will then be used by Apache2 as a C module.
1 answers
solution1
1 ACCPTED 2011-03-08 03:27:41
Using g++ you can link both types of .o files. Only gcc will fail.
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