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In-Reply-To: <199712091012.KAA03395@netherhall.cambs.sch.uk> from "Tom Palmer" at Dec 9, 97 10:12:08 am
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> don't seem to have any of the standard libs (such as libg++.a). I went back to
> the ftp site and reinstalled some of the packages (such as gcc-c++..) just in
> case they didn't install properly. No such luck.
libg++/libstdc is part of the libc5/glibc stuff that the ARM kit still lakcs
>
> BTW: To get KDE working I had to compile Qt. Everything went fine when I > it as a static library. The problem arose when I tried to make a shared library.
> The only main difference in compiler flags was -fPIC (which is to do with the
> standard c lib, right?). GCC would convert everything to assembler code and the
> drop out when it tried to compile the assembler code. Any ideas why?
You need ELF support for -fPIC to work out. To build Qt shared on the ARM
you'll need to build it without -fPIC as an a.out shared library image which
is fairly painful, incredibly painful in fact
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