Re: Pro*C compiler for 8i (8.1.5)

[Quoted] It was requested that I supply the link list we are trying to use. We are [Quoted] trying to use whatever the demo makefile creates. Not knowing much about [Quoted] the libraries themselves, we have to depend upon somebody telling us the [Quoted] proper order. For whatever reason, this doesn't appear to be part of the [Quoted] documentation. I don't have the exact list we last tried in front of me [Quoted] right now, but it is entirely gross. libsql8 and libcommon8 must be repeated 6 or 8 times each. I can't believe there are as many circular [Quoted] dependencies as this list implies. I thought the 7.3 link list was bad, but [Quoted] this 8i list we got from the makefile is 10 times as bad. I'm certain there [Quoted] are a few libraries we don't need, since we're not doing any of the OCI or [Quoted] threads stuff yet. We just want to find out the proper order you must put [Quoted] the basic libraries in to get something to compile statically.

Jeff Brocious wrote in message ...
>hey,
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>We're trying to get the Pro*C compiler working in 8i. So far, we can't
find
>the right combination of oracle libraries to get the finished executable
all
>linked together. I've tried using the makefile from the demo directory,
but
>can't get that to work. We still end up with 30-35 undefined references.
>We don't need anything fancy, just the basic Pro*C stuff - no threads, OCI,
>etc. We're running this on Sun Solaris 2.6 and DEC Alpha 4.0D. If anyone
>has any hints or tips, they would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.
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>Jeff
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Received on Mon Sep 20 1999 - 04:15:23 CEST