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I have a static library .a with several header files provided. I want to link it with .o files into binary using Green hills compiler.
The error I get is: [elxr] (error #412) unresolved symbols.
I am trying to specify path to header files providing -I filepath to linker.
However, this does not seem to work.
Updated with code.
# Recipe for linking
__GHSRH850_ERRALL += $(__GHSRH850_TARGETERR)
GHSRH850_LIB = SRCMCUDROMERGLlibd1mx_rh850_ghs.a
$(GHSRH850_TARGETEMU): $(__GHSRH850_OBJS) $(GHSRH850_LSCRIPT) $(GHSRH850_LIB)
$(CORE_MAKPREREQS) | __GHSRH850_DIRS
$(call CORE_REPORTFILE,Linking,$(@F))
$(eval __GHSRH850_ERRDONE += $(__GHSRH850_TARGETERR))
$(GHSRH850_LD)
$(GHSRH850_LSCRIPT)
-o $@
$(GHSRH850_LIB)
$(__GHSRH850_OBJS)
$(GHSRH850_LFLAGS)
> $(__GHSRH850_TARGETERR)
The make file is quite huge, so I cannot put all of it here. Basically library is added with:
GHSRH850_LIB = filepathtolibname.a
In flags added filepath to headers with:
GHSRH850_LFLAGS += -I filepathtoheaders
Other descriptions are:
GHSRH850_LFLAGS - Linker flags
GHSRH850_LSCRIPT - Linker script file
__GHSRH850_OBJS - Object files list
Compiler that is used ccrh850.exe.
Error code:
[elxr] (error #412) unresolved symbols: 35
_R_UTIL_DHD_Init from drglgmm_dhd.o
_R_UTIL_DHD_Config from drglgmm_dhd.o
_R_DEV_SQRTF from libd1mx_rh850_ghs.a(r_drw2d_main.o)
_R_VDCE_Sys_HsyncActLevelSet from libd1mx_rh850_ghs.a(r_vdce_api.o)
c greenhills
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I have a static library .a with several header files provided. I want to link it with .o files into binary using Green hills compiler.
The error I get is: [elxr] (error #412) unresolved symbols.
I am trying to specify path to header files providing -I filepath to linker.
However, this does not seem to work.
Updated with code.
# Recipe for linking
__GHSRH850_ERRALL += $(__GHSRH850_TARGETERR)
GHSRH850_LIB = SRCMCUDROMERGLlibd1mx_rh850_ghs.a
$(GHSRH850_TARGETEMU): $(__GHSRH850_OBJS) $(GHSRH850_LSCRIPT) $(GHSRH850_LIB)
$(CORE_MAKPREREQS) | __GHSRH850_DIRS
$(call CORE_REPORTFILE,Linking,$(@F))
$(eval __GHSRH850_ERRDONE += $(__GHSRH850_TARGETERR))
$(GHSRH850_LD)
$(GHSRH850_LSCRIPT)
-o $@
$(GHSRH850_LIB)
$(__GHSRH850_OBJS)
$(GHSRH850_LFLAGS)
> $(__GHSRH850_TARGETERR)
The make file is quite huge, so I cannot put all of it here. Basically library is added with:
GHSRH850_LIB = filepathtolibname.a
In flags added filepath to headers with:
GHSRH850_LFLAGS += -I filepathtoheaders
Other descriptions are:
GHSRH850_LFLAGS - Linker flags
GHSRH850_LSCRIPT - Linker script file
__GHSRH850_OBJS - Object files list
Compiler that is used ccrh850.exe.
Error code:
[elxr] (error #412) unresolved symbols: 35
_R_UTIL_DHD_Init from drglgmm_dhd.o
_R_UTIL_DHD_Config from drglgmm_dhd.o
_R_DEV_SQRTF from libd1mx_rh850_ghs.a(r_drw2d_main.o)
_R_VDCE_Sys_HsyncActLevelSet from libd1mx_rh850_ghs.a(r_vdce_api.o)
c greenhills
asked Mar 14 at 14:36
FenFen
64
1
Please provide your actual command line that you are trying to use to link the binary together.
– Ahmed Masud
Mar 14 at 14:38
I find your lack of code... disturbing. Please add some code so that we can help you better. Thanks!
– user10976548
Mar 14 at 14:38
Blimey! Do Green Hills still make C compilers or is this for an ancient system? (I remember when the Green Hills C compiler command was confusingly calledgccaround 30 years ago.)
– Ian Abbott
Mar 14 at 14:38
3
Welcome to Stack Overflow. Please read How to Ask and minimal reproducible example and post your question with the exact example of what's going wrong so we can help. Thank you
– Ahmed Masud
Mar 14 at 14:38
2
The path to the header files should be irrelevant if you are getting linker errors. Perhaps you need to specify the path to the library files. Traditionally, forccthat was done with the-Loption, so I guess it is the same for the Green Hills C compiler. Also the lower-caseloption specifies the library name without the lib prefix, e.g.-lnamespecifieslibname.aorlibname.so.
– Ian Abbott
Mar 14 at 14:47
|
show 2 more comments
I have a static library .a with several header files provided. I want to link it with .o files into binary using Green hills compiler.
The error I get is: [elxr] (error #412) unresolved symbols.
I am trying to specify path to header files providing -I filepath to linker.
However, this does not seem to work.
Updated with code.
# Recipe for linking
__GHSRH850_ERRALL += $(__GHSRH850_TARGETERR)
GHSRH850_LIB = SRCMCUDROMERGLlibd1mx_rh850_ghs.a
$(GHSRH850_TARGETEMU): $(__GHSRH850_OBJS) $(GHSRH850_LSCRIPT) $(GHSRH850_LIB)
$(CORE_MAKPREREQS) | __GHSRH850_DIRS
$(call CORE_REPORTFILE,Linking,$(@F))
$(eval __GHSRH850_ERRDONE += $(__GHSRH850_TARGETERR))
$(GHSRH850_LD)
$(GHSRH850_LSCRIPT)
-o $@
$(GHSRH850_LIB)
$(__GHSRH850_OBJS)
$(GHSRH850_LFLAGS)
> $(__GHSRH850_TARGETERR)
The make file is quite huge, so I cannot put all of it here. Basically library is added with:
GHSRH850_LIB = filepathtolibname.a
In flags added filepath to headers with:
GHSRH850_LFLAGS += -I filepathtoheaders
Other descriptions are:
GHSRH850_LFLAGS - Linker flags
GHSRH850_LSCRIPT - Linker script file
__GHSRH850_OBJS - Object files list
Compiler that is used ccrh850.exe.
Error code:
[elxr] (error #412) unresolved symbols: 35
_R_UTIL_DHD_Init from drglgmm_dhd.o
_R_UTIL_DHD_Config from drglgmm_dhd.o
_R_DEV_SQRTF from libd1mx_rh850_ghs.a(r_drw2d_main.o)
_R_VDCE_Sys_HsyncActLevelSet from libd1mx_rh850_ghs.a(r_vdce_api.o)
c greenhills
asked Mar 14 at 14:36
FenFen
64
I have a static library .a with several header files provided. I want to link it with .o files into binary using Green hills compiler.
The error I get is: [elxr] (error #412) unresolved symbols.
I am trying to specify path to header files providing -I filepath to linker.
However, this does not seem to work.
Updated with code.
# Recipe for linking
__GHSRH850_ERRALL += $(__GHSRH850_TARGETERR)
GHSRH850_LIB = SRCMCUDROMERGLlibd1mx_rh850_ghs.a
$(GHSRH850_TARGETEMU): $(__GHSRH850_OBJS) $(GHSRH850_LSCRIPT) $(GHSRH850_LIB)
$(CORE_MAKPREREQS) | __GHSRH850_DIRS
$(call CORE_REPORTFILE,Linking,$(@F))
$(eval __GHSRH850_ERRDONE += $(__GHSRH850_TARGETERR))
$(GHSRH850_LD)
$(GHSRH850_LSCRIPT)
-o $@
$(GHSRH850_LIB)
$(__GHSRH850_OBJS)
$(GHSRH850_LFLAGS)
> $(__GHSRH850_TARGETERR)
The make file is quite huge, so I cannot put all of it here. Basically library is added with:
GHSRH850_LIB = filepathtolibname.a
In flags added filepath to headers with:
GHSRH850_LFLAGS += -I filepathtoheaders
Other descriptions are:
GHSRH850_LFLAGS - Linker flags
GHSRH850_LSCRIPT - Linker script file
__GHSRH850_OBJS - Object files list
Compiler that is used ccrh850.exe.
Error code:
[elxr] (error #412) unresolved symbols: 35
_R_UTIL_DHD_Init from drglgmm_dhd.o
_R_UTIL_DHD_Config from drglgmm_dhd.o
_R_DEV_SQRTF from libd1mx_rh850_ghs.a(r_drw2d_main.o)
_R_VDCE_Sys_HsyncActLevelSet from libd1mx_rh850_ghs.a(r_vdce_api.o)
c greenhills
c greenhills
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FenFen
64
asked Mar 14 at 14:36
FenFen
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edited Mar 14 at 15:30
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Please provide your actual command line that you are trying to use to link the binary together.
– Ahmed Masud
Mar 14 at 14:38
I find your lack of code... disturbing. Please add some code so that we can help you better. Thanks!
– user10976548
Mar 14 at 14:38
Blimey! Do Green Hills still make C compilers or is this for an ancient system? (I remember when the Green Hills C compiler command was confusingly calledgccaround 30 years ago.)
– Ian Abbott
Mar 14 at 14:38
3
Welcome to Stack Overflow. Please read How to Ask and minimal reproducible example and post your question with the exact example of what's going wrong so we can help. Thank you
– Ahmed Masud
Mar 14 at 14:38
2
The path to the header files should be irrelevant if you are getting linker errors. Perhaps you need to specify the path to the library files. Traditionally, forccthat was done with the-Loption, so I guess it is the same for the Green Hills C compiler. Also the lower-caseloption specifies the library name without the lib prefix, e.g.-lnamespecifieslibname.aorlibname.so.
– Ian Abbott
Mar 14 at 14:47
|
show 2 more comments
1
Please provide your actual command line that you are trying to use to link the binary together.
– Ahmed Masud
Mar 14 at 14:38
I find your lack of code... disturbing. Please add some code so that we can help you better. Thanks!
– user10976548
Mar 14 at 14:38
Blimey! Do Green Hills still make C compilers or is this for an ancient system? (I remember when the Green Hills C compiler command was confusingly calledgccaround 30 years ago.)
– Ian Abbott
Mar 14 at 14:38
3
Welcome to Stack Overflow. Please read How to Ask and minimal reproducible example and post your question with the exact example of what's going wrong so we can help. Thank you
– Ahmed Masud
Mar 14 at 14:38
2
The path to the header files should be irrelevant if you are getting linker errors. Perhaps you need to specify the path to the library files. Traditionally, forccthat was done with the-Loption, so I guess it is the same for the Green Hills C compiler. Also the lower-caseloption specifies the library name without the lib prefix, e.g.-lnamespecifieslibname.aorlibname.so.
– Ian Abbott
Mar 14 at 14:47
1
1
Please provide your actual command line that you are trying to use to link the binary together.
– Ahmed Masud
Mar 14 at 14:38
Please provide your actual command line that you are trying to use to link the binary together.
– Ahmed Masud
Mar 14 at 14:38
I find your lack of code... disturbing. Please add some code so that we can help you better. Thanks!
– user10976548
Mar 14 at 14:38
I find your lack of code... disturbing. Please add some code so that we can help you better. Thanks!
– user10976548
Mar 14 at 14:38
Blimey! Do Green Hills still make C compilers or is this for an ancient system? (I remember when the Green Hills C compiler command was confusingly called
gcc around 30 years ago.)– Ian Abbott
Mar 14 at 14:38
Blimey! Do Green Hills still make C compilers or is this for an ancient system? (I remember when the Green Hills C compiler command was confusingly called
gcc around 30 years ago.)– Ian Abbott
Mar 14 at 14:38
3
3
Welcome to Stack Overflow. Please read How to Ask and minimal reproducible example and post your question with the exact example of what's going wrong so we can help. Thank you
– Ahmed Masud
Mar 14 at 14:38
Welcome to Stack Overflow. Please read How to Ask and minimal reproducible example and post your question with the exact example of what's going wrong so we can help. Thank you
– Ahmed Masud
Mar 14 at 14:38
2
2
The path to the header files should be irrelevant if you are getting linker errors. Perhaps you need to specify the path to the library files. Traditionally, for
cc that was done with the -L option, so I guess it is the same for the Green Hills C compiler. Also the lower-case l option specifies the library name without the lib prefix, e.g. -lname specifies libname.a or libname.so.– Ian Abbott
Mar 14 at 14:47
The path to the header files should be irrelevant if you are getting linker errors. Perhaps you need to specify the path to the library files. Traditionally, for
cc that was done with the -L option, so I guess it is the same for the Green Hills C compiler. Also the lower-case l option specifies the library name without the lib prefix, e.g. -lname specifies libname.a or libname.so.– Ian Abbott
Mar 14 at 14:47
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Thanks all for quick answer. The problem was solved.
Basically errors appeared due to other source files were not compiling, because of missing headers and compiler did not throw any notification about that. Thus, when all object files compiled errors have gone. The correct way to add library is either to add path as I did or use -lname as mentioned by Ian Abbot.
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Thanks all for quick answer. The problem was solved.
Basically errors appeared due to other source files were not compiling, because of missing headers and compiler did not throw any notification about that. Thus, when all object files compiled errors have gone. The correct way to add library is either to add path as I did or use -lname as mentioned by Ian Abbot.
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Thanks all for quick answer. The problem was solved.
Basically errors appeared due to other source files were not compiling, because of missing headers and compiler did not throw any notification about that. Thus, when all object files compiled errors have gone. The correct way to add library is either to add path as I did or use -lname as mentioned by Ian Abbot.
answered Mar 24 at 18:52
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Thanks all for quick answer. The problem was solved.
Basically errors appeared due to other source files were not compiling, because of missing headers and compiler did not throw any notification about that. Thus, when all object files compiled errors have gone. The correct way to add library is either to add path as I did or use -lname as mentioned by Ian Abbot.
answered Mar 24 at 18:52
FenFen
64
Thanks all for quick answer. The problem was solved.
Basically errors appeared due to other source files were not compiling, because of missing headers and compiler did not throw any notification about that. Thus, when all object files compiled errors have gone. The correct way to add library is either to add path as I did or use -lname as mentioned by Ian Abbot.
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Please provide your actual command line that you are trying to use to link the binary together.
– Ahmed Masud
Mar 14 at 14:38
I find your lack of code... disturbing. Please add some code so that we can help you better. Thanks!
– user10976548
Mar 14 at 14:38
Blimey! Do Green Hills still make C compilers or is this for an ancient system? (I remember when the Green Hills C compiler command was confusingly called
gccaround 30 years ago.)– Ian Abbott
Mar 14 at 14:38
3
Welcome to Stack Overflow. Please read How to Ask and minimal reproducible example and post your question with the exact example of what's going wrong so we can help. Thank you
– Ahmed Masud
Mar 14 at 14:38
2
The path to the header files should be irrelevant if you are getting linker errors. Perhaps you need to specify the path to the library files. Traditionally, for
ccthat was done with the-Loption, so I guess it is the same for the Green Hills C compiler. Also the lower-caseloption specifies the library name without the lib prefix, e.g.-lnamespecifieslibname.aorlibname.so.– Ian Abbott
Mar 14 at 14:47