[omniORB] [Newbie] linking against which omniORB libraries ?

[Okeefe, Michael K]

For the required libraries, take a look at the readme files for a high
level view. 

Then see the make files in the examples dir.

One example of why there might be platform differences with required
libs is with Windows:

Because of a bug in VC++, unless you require the dynamic interfaces, it
is suggested that you use a smaller stub library called msvcstub.lib.  

-Mike

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[mailto:omniorb-list-bounces at omniorb-support.com] On Behalf Of Eric BOIX
Sent: Tuesday, May 03, 2005 7:28 AM
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Subject: [omniORB] [Newbie] linking against which omniORB libraries ?


	Hi,

As newbie to omniORB I can't seem to find (neither on the on-line
documentation, nor in the archive of this mailing list) the list of
the omniORB libraries I should link against when using omniORB.
I probably missed the info (maybe I'm using the wrong keywords on
google), or maybe it is to be found in the CORBA general documentation ?

Anyhow, it looks like -lomnithread and -lomniORB4 are mandatory, but
on a Fedora Core [2|3] I also need -lCOS4 and -lCOSDynamic4. Within the
project
I'm working on (http://graal.ens-lyon.fr/DIET/) they are some autotools
related .m4 files where the list of omniORB libraries seems to be 
platform dependant ? Is this the case ? If yes, what is the rationale ?
[my goal is to switch from the autotools to cmake http://www.cmake.org/]

	Thanks in advance for any kind of help (including RTFM!),
	Yours,
	Eric Boix.

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