"Zhao Li,SCNB R&D NC(BJ)" <zhaoli@xxxxxxxxxxx> writes: > For example, if project A is compiled and builded to shared library by GCC, but another project B is required to be compiled by Sun CC and B need function support of A. Do this scenario is supported? > > In fact, I'm facing this problem, and I find B could not be linked with A. (however, if we bulied B with GCC also, B is builded succesfully). > > but I think it's certain that shared lib should not depend compilers. Then I want to ask how can we compile and build A? Do it need special compile and link flags? This should work if you are using C. If you are, then it might help if you send the exact error messages you are getting to the mailing list. If you are using C++, then this probably will not work. I don't know what ABI the Sun CC C++ compiler uses, but there is no reason to expect that it is the same as the ABI that gcc uses. Ian
