undefined reference error

[red floyd]

Re: undefined reference error

Howard wrote:[color=blue]
> "Stephan Brönnimann" <broeni@hotmail .com> wrote in message
> news:1139254644 .554297.279670@ z14g2000cwz.goo glegroups.com.. .[color=green]
>> Victor Bazarov wrote:[color=darkred]
>>> The error is on the line 42 of your source code.[/color]
>> Just for the fun of it: what's behind the magic number 42?
>> It's now the 2nd time within a few days I've seen it.
>> Could I use my personal favorite 27 instead (smiling)?
>> Cheers, Stephan
>>[/color]
>
> Check (or Google) "The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy". It's a _very_
> important number! :-)
>
> -Howard
>[/color]

Perhaps as an alternative, we could tell people that they have errors on
lines 4, 8, 15, 16, 23, and 42?

[vfunc@talktalk.net]

Re: undefined reference error

So how do I link a file ? In this case say that I am including
"audiere.h" and in audiere.cpp there is a reference to device.cpp and
device.cpp is included at the top of audiere.cpp.

[vfunc@talktalk.net]

Re: undefined reference error

"In article <Xns9762681A671 29nntpspamkostu rnet@207.35.177 .134>,
Andre Kostur <nntpspam@kostu r.net> wrote:
[color=blue]
> So far you've told the compiler to compile mytest.cpp, and to make an
> executable. You've mentioned where your libraries are, but you haven't
> told the compiler which libraries to use.[/color]

My guess is he never compiled the audiere library after he d/l'ed it
from sourceforge"

There are different versions of the source.
1 is does not compile withoug java, xpcom and VC6. At least that is if
you want to bind it to java and xpcom, VC6 I don't know. Another file
has the windows source and this already has executables and a lib file,
do I need to recompile this?

[vfunc@talktalk.net]

Re: undefined reference error

"Markus Moll
Feb 6, 6:45 pm show options

Thanks for the confirmation. "


How can your file welcome me? You use too many similies or labels,
talk in English! I don't understand what you are on about.

[vfunc@talktalk.net]

Re: undefined reference error

Link as in
g++ mytest.cpp -I ../src ../lib/audiere.lib -o mytest.exe
or
g++ mytest.cpp -I ../src -L ../lib/audiere.lib -o mytest.exe

neither of these worked there were still unresolved references.
I think the problem is that
there are includes off includes in this project and these are not being
linked.

[Andre Kostur]

Re: undefined reference error

"vfunc@talktalk .net" <vfunc@talktalk .net> wrote in
news:1139363799 .139714.40320@g 43g2000cwa.goog legroups.com:
[color=blue]
> So how do I link a file ? In this case say that I am including
> "audiere.h" and in audiere.cpp there is a reference to device.cpp and
> device.cpp is included at the top of audiere.cpp.[/color]

Now you're getting beyond the scope of this newsgroup. Time to head over
to gnu.gcc.help for more detailed (and implementation-specific) answers to
your questions. comp.lang.c++ is for discussing the language itself. How
to use a specific compiler is better served in a newsgroup dedicated to
that compiler.

[vfunc@talktalk.net]

Re: undefined reference error

"Victor Bazarov wrote:[color=blue]
> The error is on the line 42 of your source code.[/color]

Just for the fun of it: what's behind the magic number 42?
It's now the 2nd time within a few days I've seen it.
Could I use my personal favorite 27 instead (smiling)?
Cheers, Stephan "


42 is the answer to everything in the story, but if I remember
correctly it originates in from a game of scrabble. I guess Adams got
the idea from 41 which has some unusual mathematical properties. Phhh,
what the hell do I know anyway?

[Jim Langston]

Re: undefined reference error


<vfunc@talktalk .net> wrote in message
news:1139366374 .018476.61850@g 44g2000cwa.goog legroups.com...[color=blue]
> "Victor Bazarov wrote:[color=green]
>> The error is on the line 42 of your source code.[/color]
>
> Just for the fun of it: what's behind the magic number 42?
> It's now the 2nd time within a few days I've seen it.
> Could I use my personal favorite 27 instead (smiling)?
> Cheers, Stephan "
>
>
> 42 is the answer to everything in the story, but if I remember
> correctly it originates in from a game of scrabble. I guess Adams got
> the idea from 41 which has some unusual mathematical properties. Phhh,
> what the hell do I know anyway?[/color]

Umm.. no. Arther Dent got the question to the answer 42 from a game of
scrabble. Seems the earth was just a hugh computer built to find out what
the true question to the answer 42 was. Kinda funny actually, I won't say
what the true question was cause it's a spoiler, and people really should
read the Hitchhikers trilogy (with 4 books in it).

[vfunc@talktalk.net]

Re: undefined reference error

Well some people have turned that idea on its head, if they run a
simulation say like a climate model for a period of time and then look
at the difference between the climate model and the simulation then in
a way... like...

[Sjouke Burry]

Re: undefined reference error

vfunc@talktalk. net wrote:[color=blue]
> "Victor Bazarov wrote:
>[color=green]
>>The error is on the line 42 of your source code.[/color]
>
>
> Just for the fun of it: what's behind the magic number 42?
> It's now the 2nd time within a few days I've seen it.
> Could I use my personal favorite 27 instead (smiling)?
> Cheers, Stephan "
>
>
> 42 is the answer to everything in the story, but if I remember
> correctly it originates in from a game of scrabble. I guess Adams got
> the idea from 41 which has some unusual mathematical properties. Phhh,
> what the hell do I know anyway?
>[/color]
"the hitchhikers guide to the galaxy" SF book carries
a story about a gigacomputer calculating the answer
to everything.
It tells them : 42.
When people complained about the answer, the computer
told them they should have asked the right question.

[vfunc@talktalk.net]

Re: undefined reference error

Maybe there should be two questions, that was the second. What was the
first?