Re: [Mingw-msys] Compile Errors

[Jim B. <whi...@ya...>]

I am using one of the tutorials all of the web site for crystal.  I was not aware of the new release yesterday.  I was using the last stable release.

I too can delete simple1 and recompile.  I can recompile anything that came down with the package.  The problem may be that the tutorial that I am trying to do is out of date compared with MinGW and Msys.
 
Got a message from Earnie yesterday about binutils.  Will be trying that option today.
 
Assuming that I can figure out how to use them.  New at this stuff. 
"Paul G." <pga...@co...> wrote:
Are you using the latest Crystal Space (CS) cvs?

That would be the CS cvs from yesterday.

I couldn't find anything called "simple", so I started simple1, aborted it and started simple2, aborted it and went back 
to simple1.

I could not reproduce this error.

I am using Msys 1.0.10-rc1, Mingw 3.0.0-rc4, Msys-DTK, Msys Developer (alpha), csmingwlibs 0.97r2 and 
binutils-2.14.90.

On 22 Aug 2003 at 10:02, Jim Burchfield wrote:

> 
> Using the following versions Msys 1.0.9.exe, MsysDTK 1.0.1.exe, MinGW
> 2.0.0-3.exe, csmingwlibs 0.997r2. 
> 
> Using these pieces of software and following ./configure, make depend,
> make -k all, I have no problem whatsoever compiling and running the
> Crystal Space applications. I can even compile individual applications
> without any problem. When using the newest version of MinGW
> (3.something) all compiles complete successfully but all applications
> crash as soon as they open the window.
> 
> Additionally when using the software as identified above and
> attempting the Crystal Space Simple tutorial (simple.h and simple.cpp)
> I cannot compilesimple.exe. The compiler just crashes with several
> dozen errors as follows:
> 
> $ make simple
> g++ -Ic:/crystal/cs/include -D__CRYSTAL_SPACE__ -Wall
> -Wno-unknown-pragmas -fno-
> exceptions -mcpu=pentiumpro -march=i686 -pipe -O3
> -fomit-frame-pointer -ffast-
> m ath simple.cpp -o simple
> C:/WINDOWS/TEMP/cc5ZYRTa.o(.text+0xbd):simple.cpp: undefined reference
> to `csIni tializer::CreateEnvironment(int, char const* const*)'

This looks suspiciously like a link error. The addition of the -lc:/crystal/cs/include doesn't make sense to me.

What does g++ -v report?

Paul G.


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