[omniORB] How do I link my own classes in omniORB program. Please advise.

[Sang-Hoon,Lee]

hi.

It's too simple. 'undefined reference to' error is meant there is no
implementation code.
So, you can make executable file with linking your own compiled code.
For instance like below,

gcc -o exefile myclass.o echo.o my_clt.o

Of course, you have to modify 'Makefile' of echo example.

good luck.



2005/6/29, aaron bernardino <agbernardino at up.edu.ph>:
> Hi.  Good day.
> 
> I have an autoconf build and have successfully run the example programs.
> I have an application similar to the echo example.  I want to instantiate my own
> c++ classes inside my client program, as well as call on my own methods.  I have
> a separate folder where the headers and sources of my own class resides.  I only
> did #include"myclass.h" in the client program.  When I do a make, I get this
> kind of message
> 
> my_clt.o(.text+0x11f): undefined reference to `MyClass::myMethod(void)'
> 
> I don't know how to include the sourcefiles for my own classes (cxx files) in
> the ODE in order to compile correctly.  I'm a newbie to omniORB and Makefiles.
> 
> Please advise.
> Thank you.
> 
> Aaron G. Bernardino
> Mobile Robotics Laboratory
> University of the Philippines
> 
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