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From: lewin@rocket.uucp (Stu Lewin)
Newsgroups: gnu.g++,comp.lang.c++,comp.realtime
Subject: C++ (G++, Actually) Under VxWorks
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Date: 6 Aug 90 21:38:12 GMT
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I'm somewhat new to C++ programming, so please bear with the naivete
of this question:

I want to write some C++ code to run under VxWorks on a Motorola-147
board (it's either that or Ada ;-) I am using a Sun3, g++ (Version
1.37, I think) and VxWorks (Version 4.02). I've written C code and
gotten that to work OK, but when I try to build something with C++ I
get a number of unresolved symbols at download time to the board. My
command line argument for linking is:
	"g++ -r -o $@ -nostdlib -static $(OBJECTS)"
where the objects have all been compiled with:
	"g++ -O -sun3 -DDEBUG -c file.cc"

I guess what I'm asking is two fold: (1) Has anyone ever done this
before? and if not, (2) Do I stand a chance of getting it to work?
Please reply via email, and I will summarize any replies I get to the
net. Thanks!

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