> >
> > I tried adding -L/lib to LDFLAGS, CFLAGS,and CPPFLAGS, since that is
> > where I say libC.a. I still get the same error.
>
> Well, adding -L/lib will tell it to look there, but you still need to
> tell it to actually link it in. Perhaps adding -lC will help? Of
> course, that assumes that libC.a is the C library, it could very well
> be a c++ runtime library or something, like I said, I'm not an AIX
> person.
I found the symbols in /lib/libnsl.a. I also verified that I'm
passing -L/lib and -lnsl to gcc.
The error message says I should pass the -bloadmap or -bnoquiet option
to obtain more information, but I'm not sure how to pass options to ld
through gcc.
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Received on Fri Jul 14 20:24:07 2006