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> I don't use any options that have anything to do with dynamic linking
> (that I'm aware of). Examining my makefile, the link stage resolves to this:
>
> g++ -Wall -Wno-format -ggdb -march=pentium -o $(target) $(objs) -lz -ll
> -ltiff

Strange: that's pretty much what I was using. On the advice of someone on
another list, I'm now using gcc -lstdc++ and it works like I want it to
except that I get a bunch of warnings about type mismatches, and I hate
getting warnings.

> No, I'm building for internal use. Maybe your /etc/ld.so.conf is
> incorrect and the shared version of the library is not being found? I

It seems right, I don't think that's the problem.

> don't normally deal with this kind of stuff, but my sysadmin says to
> look up 'ldconfig' in the man pages.

I've looked that up to no avail, but thanks for the help!

>
> Bjorn Dittmer-Roche wrote:
>
> > My understanding, still incomplete though it is, is that for the c++ stuff
> >
> >dynamic linking is not the default since name mangling can get in the way.
> >Someone on another list suggested I compile using gcc instead of g++ and
> >explicitly tell it to use libstdc++. You seem to have solved my problem,
> >though: can you tell me what your compiler cammand line was for generating
> >that binary?
> >
> >Are you building non-GPL code for binaery distrobution as well?
> >
> >thanks for your help!
> >
> >	bjorn
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