Hello,
The code of the plugin does not contain a function "NodeFactory". If it
is a GCC function, I can not find it. Setting the LD_LIBRARY_PATH to
point to the directory where I installed libstdc++ did not have effect.
The plugin used to work though when I had an older Ubuntu 9.10 kernel
installed (the currently installed is 2.6.31).
I am not sure if it is a good idea to downgrade the kernel, it is like
an overkill, but if that is the only thing I could do to get the plugin
work, then I have to do it.
Are there any other good ideas/suggestion for solving the linker problem?
Regards,
Tina
On 02/15/2010 10:09 AM, Cedric Roux wrote:
Hristina Fidanoska wrote:
Hello,
Last night I recompiled the GCC replacing it with a little bit older
version (gcc-4.5-20100121)
and the plugin still can not be loaded, but with a different error:
cc1plus: error: Cannot load plugin ../libimo/libimo.so
../libimo/libimo.so: undefined symbol:
_ZN11NodeFactory10CreateNodeEN4BEEV4KindERKNS0_7ASTNodeES4_RKSt6vectorIS2_SaIS2_EE
"c++filt
_ZN11NodeFactory10CreateNodeEN4BEEV4KindERKNS0_7ASTNodeES4_RKSt6vectorIS2_SaIS2_EE"
says
NodeFactory::CreateNode(BEEV::Kind, BEEV::ASTNode const&,
BEEV::ASTNode const&, std::vector<BEEV::ASTNode,
std::allocator<BEEV::ASTNode> > const&)
So the missing function is NodeFactory::CreateNode, whatever that is.
if it is helpful in a way or another...
(the _ZXXX name is a "mangled" name. In C++ the compiler encodes
functions
and methods this way because the name is not enough to identify a
function/method,
you need the parameters too.)
