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link time error - on SUN with Forte C/Workshop 6

 
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Dain Reinhart
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PostPosted: Wed Jan 28, 2004 6:15 pm    Post subject: link time error - on SUN with Forte C/Workshop 6 Reply with quote



I am reciving this error while linking both shared and static libraries

__1c2l4nICStrings__6FrnDstdNbasic_ostream4Ccn0BLchar_traits4Cc____rnFCList3C
TA___2_ is out-of-date and will be regenerated

If I remove one of the objects files from the build the message goes away -
If I rebuild the object file using empty .hand .cpp files I still get the
same error. I am fairly certain it is a problem with the compiler and hopw
it is handling my template list object.

I tried the old trash SunWs_cache directory but that hasn't helped.

Even some help reading the name mangeling would probably be helpful.

Thank's.


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Thomas Matthews
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PostPosted: Thu Jan 29, 2004 5:30 pm    Post subject: Re: link time error - on SUN with Forte C/Workshop 6 Reply with quote



Dain Reinhart wrote:

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I am reciving this error while linking both shared and static libraries

__1c2l4nICStrings__6FrnDstdNbasic_ostream4Ccn0BLchar_traits4Cc____rnFCList3C
TA___2_ is out-of-date and will be regenerated

If I remove one of the objects files from the build the message goes away -
If I rebuild the object file using empty .hand .cpp files I still get the
same error. I am fairly certain it is a problem with the compiler and hopw
it is handling my template list object.

I tried the old trash SunWs_cache directory but that hasn't helped.

Even some help reading the name mangeling would probably be helpful.

Thank's.


Looks like a platform specific compiler or linker issue.

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