Re: Problem using g++ compiler

[Jenny P. <p....@te...>]

Hi
       I have actually called init_mib_modules from my code and I think 
it takes care of this automatically. So I need not explicitly call these 
two functions. I think that solves the problem. Thank you very much.

Regards
Jenny

Magnus Fromreide wrote:

>On Wed, Aug 23, 2006 at 02:47:12PM +0530, Jenny Paul wrote:
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>>Hi
>>          This is related to my previous question regarding
>>init_vacm_vars(); and
>>init_usmUser();
>>           My application is wriiten in C++. When I compile using g++ I 
>>get compilation error as follows
>>
>>init_vacm_vars' undeclared (first use this function).
>>init_usmUser' undeclared (first use this function).
>>    
>>
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>This means that the functions init_vacm_vars and init_usmUser aren't declared
>as you readily can see by tring to find them in the headers.
>
>If a routine isn't in the public headers then I'd guess that the routine isn't
>part of the public interface of the package - now I aam uncertain about
>those routines, is their absence a concious decision or an accident?
>
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>>The same compiles if I use gcc. I am using SuSE Linux 9.1.
>>Is there anyway to compile it with g++?
>>    
>>
>
>Quick and dirty workaround (really dirty):
>
>Add the following code in global scope before use:
>
>extern "C" {
>	void init_usmUser(void);
>	void init_vacm_vars(void);
>}
>
>Then make sure to track if the functions do show up in the headers and remove
>the hack.
>
>/MF
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Jenny Paul
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