[info-performer] Linux - Performer - Inline Functions

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From: Guenter Schreiber (Guenter.Schreiber++at++dlr.de)
Date: 08/19/2002 07:45:27

Hello pfAll,

currently I am porting my stuff from IRIX to Linux and facing a fancy
problem: Some Inline functions of the performer core library are not
found by the linker - but the compiler requires them...

What to do?

Well, the functions are functions like
pfNode::[sg]etName()
pfChannel::[sg]etViewport()

and so on.. (all functions, which are in /usr/include/performer/ defined
and having code in the header file)

Compilatin with g++ is fine, but the linker complains about missing
symbols.

The policy of inlining of compilers is - as far as I know that way, that
the compiler may decide, whether some function is inlined or not.
So, the library should provide those functions.

I'm really screwed up, since I don't know what to do, or which compiler
switch I could use to force g++ to inline those functions - neither -g
nor -O2 work out.

any help appreciated,

Günter 

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