https://sourceforge.net/p/pslib/support-requests/2004-11-13T18:25:14ZRecent changes to support-requests2004-11-13T18:25:14Z2004-11-13T18:25:14ZThomas Ruschivalhttps://sourceforge.net/u/ruschi/https://sourceforge.net62c8172e4371246c656e5c4f775d40d940738b9b

<div class="markdown_content"><p>Hi, as far as I know I can link all C libraries in C++ as <br /> well. but I can't get it done with pslib. the exactly same <br /> code compiles and links with C and it doesn't when I <br /> use C++. <br /> This is my linking command: <br /> gcc -o test -L/usr/lib/ -lps -lstdc++ test.cpp </p> <p>and in /usr/lib is definitely the file<br /> /usr/lib/libps.so -&gt; libps.so.0.2.4 </p> <p>it all works fine when I compile my file as test.c as C <br /> code. but with test.cpp I get these errors: </p> <p>/tmp/ccSuItDe.o(.text+0x11): In function `main': <br /> : undefined reference to `PS_boot()' <br /> /tmp/ccSuItDe.o(.text+0x16): In function `main': <br /> : undefined reference to `PS_new()' <br /> [bla bla bla and so on......................] <br /> collect2: ld returned 1 exit status </p> <p>this is the stupid little piece of code I wrote after the <br /> bigger project didn't compile:<br /> </p> <p>#include &lt;libps/pslib.h&gt; <br /> main(int argc, char *argv[]) { <br /> PSDoc* sheet; <br /> PS_boot(); <br /> sheet = PS_new(); <br /> PS_open_file(sheet,"test.ps"); <br /> PS_set_info(sheet,"Title","HelloWorld"); <br /> PS_begin_page(sheet,841.9,595.3); <br /> PS_end_page(sheet); <br /> PS_shutdown(); <br /> }; </p> <p>what do I do wrong. BTW, I have debian [sid] running. </p> <p>desperately asking <br /> Thomas Ruschival </p></div>