[Gllug] c++ newbie complier probs
Sean Burlington
sean at uncertainty.org.uk
Tue Oct 22 20:59:01 UTC 2002
>
>
> Ah, then you will need to link all the .o files together. Doing something
> like:
>
> g++ -o myprogname module1.o module2.o module3.o
>
> should work if you aren't using any external libraries (besides std ones).
>
> You will need to link in the .o for the employee class to avoid the error
> you were getting before.
>
> hth,
> Pete
>
hmm..
but the employee class won't compile on its own
it doesn't have the line
using namespace std;
I discovered this earlier when I forgot to include the employees clas
*after* using namespace std;
but I thought g++ could compile and link in one go... thus saving me
from doing it manually.
I'm doing this as part of a comp sci MSc (just started) and we are
supposed to use borlands command line compilier which I have tried and
get pretty much the same error message.
The course doesn't expect much previous experience so I would expect
this to be something fairly straightforward (either a bug in my code or
badly setup compiler)
Sean
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