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[Nick]

I need this to work in Linux. I am messing with it in Cygwin and I got that damn error, which screenshot I included in archive together with source files. I commented problem lines, so the error came out when one of it became uncommented.

Main file is Test.cpp

[SuperTed]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Nick @ Jul 23 2006, 09:06 AM) [snapback]244583[/snapback]</div>

I need this to work in Linux. I am messing with it in Cygwin and I got that damn error, which screenshot I included in archive together with source files. I commented problem lines, so the error came out when one of it became uncommented.

Main file is Test.cpp
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When you run g++, you're only giving the single argument Test.cpp to compile.
The g++ compiler will, unless you also specify "-c" run the linker on the resultant code. The linker will try to find all the code that you're attempting to call, linking by default with the C run time library. When g++ calls the linker, it only supplies the linker with object files (.o) that it's just compiled, so without specifying the other modules on the command line for g++ to compile, you're going to get linker errors.

Try compiling with

g++ Test.cpp CSolarisCoroutine.cpp

Note, I haven't tried this, I've yet to install Cygwin after a machine upgrade a week ago.

Also, with multiple source modules, you may want to look into the "make" utility; very handy for cutting down on compile times...

HTH, HAND.

[Data]

uncomment that readword part in Test.cpp
(or remove the virtual go(); definition)

compile with
g++ *.cpp -lpthread

[Nick]

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Data @ Jul 23 2006, 07:46 PM) [snapback]244637[/snapback]</div>

...-lpthread
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That's exactly what I need. Though I solved the problem already with help from other side. Anyway, thanks. k: