Re: unreferenced symbol __cg92_used when compiling Pro*C programs
Date: 1995/06/23
Message-ID: <parkerr.9.00104ECD_at_logica.com>#1/1
In article <ABpckwlqT3_at_geol.spb.su> Anton V. Gruza <ant_at_geol.spb.su> writes:
>Hi, world !
>Could anyone please help me with ORACLE 7.1.3 and Pro*C 1.6 ( and 2.0 ) ?
>After installing server on my Sun host, I've tried to compile Pro*C examples
>in $ORACLE_HOME/proc/demo with gcc.
>There is "proc.mk" file there - so I typed "make -f proc.mk sample1" -
>but :-(.....
>First of all, gcc doesn't know language "cg92" ( through command line option
>-xcg92 ) - that was the reason for some warnings, but finally
>ld could not find referenced symbol "__cg92_used". What does it mean ?
>I couldn't catch any reference to this symbol looking through manuals or
>Oracle*books.
>Any ideas and suggestions would be greatly appreciated .
>Thanks,
>Anton
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-xcg92 is a compiler option on the Sun Sparc C compiler. It tells the
compiler to make some optimizations for the Sun Sparc 10 series hardware (ie
Sparc 10, 20, 1000). I guess that if you are not using Sun C compiler on these
hardware platforms you do not need this option??
Robin.