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Message #04612
Re: libstdc++
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From:
"cfdev@..." <cfdev@...>
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Date:
Fri, 26 Mar 2010 08:02:09 -0000
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Of course, wxWidgets is linked statically (and it is also patched)
Preinstalled wxWidgets versions (when exist) never work.
I tried to link statically libsupc++ (under Ubuntu 9.10 and GCC 4.4),
and I was lucky! it worked:
1 - Locate libsupc++.a and add it to libs list
2 - use gcc instead of g++ to call the linker.
Note: I used my old makefiles to test that, because it was more easier
to quickly test different link options.
I now must test binaries under different Linux distribs.
Kicad works fine on GNU/Linux slackware 13.0 ! my slackbuild is there
<http://thewhitebird.org/spip.php?article10>
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<br><i><br></i><blockquote><i>Of course, wxWidgets is linked statically (an=
d it is also patched)</i><br><i>Preinstalled wxWidgets versions (when exist=
) never work.</i><br><i>I tried to link statically libsupc++ (under Ubuntu =
9.10 and GCC 4.4), and I was lucky! it worked:</i><br><i>1 - Locate libsupc=
++.a and add it to libs list</i><br><i>2 - use gcc instead of g++ to call t=
he linker.</i><br><br><i>Note: I used my old makefiles to test that, becaus=
e it was more easier to quickly test different link options.</i><br><br><i>=
I now must test binaries under different Linux distribs.</i><br></blockquot=
e><br>Kicad works fine on GNU/Linux slackware 13.0 ! my slackbuild is <a hr=
ef=3D"http://thewhitebird.org/spip.php?article10">there</a> <br><br>++
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