Re: Performer, Linux, and Motif

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From: Allan Schaffer (allan++at++sgi.com)
Date: 06/15/2000 08:39:19


On Jun 15, 8:26am, Chris Chuter wrote:
> Yep, that fixed it.
>
> One other thing, in my code when I call pfPipeWindow->setGLCxt() it compile's
> fine, but during linking it complains that pfPipeWindow::nb_setGLCxt() is
> missing. Is it missing from mongoose?

This is probably that pesky g++ bug that keeps biting us.
Try compiling '-O' (optimized):

  http://www.sgi.com/software/performer/linux-buglist.html#767188

  SCR 767188: C++ programs must be compiled optimized (-O)

  C++-based programs linking with the IRIS Performer libraries must
  compile and link optimized. If the programs are not compiled
  optimized, the compiler will report "undefined reference" errors
  when linking the program. Note that with gcc you can compile with
  both -g and -O simultaneously. That will give you a debugged,
  optimized program that you can use with gdb to provide a stack
  trace or do your debugging.

Allan

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