I am building a C++ application in Qt which also needs another static library
libxxx.a (i'm generalising).
The trouble is when I link, g++ finds 'undefined reference' for
every function called from that static library.
I think the problem lies in the fact that the static library is written in C
and my own code is in C++.
My linking lines are (I've tried several): g++ -L$QTDIR/lib ... libxxx.a -lqt -lm g++ -L$QTDIR/lib -L. ... -lqt -Wl,-Bstatic -lxxx -lm g++ -L$QTDIR/lib -L. ... -lqt -Wl,-Bstatic libxxx.a -lm
all yield the same linking errors
The static library works perfectly well in any C app.
Is there any way to convert it to C++?
Is there any way out?
Another thing, I don't have the source code to the library, so I can't modify that and rebuild it.
Debamitro
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