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Hi

I have a problem linking gcc and g++ files. My main programm is a c-file which
must be compiled with the gcc because of an old-fashioned c-style which is
generated by a code generator.
The functions which are used in this c-file are implemented in c++, so that
I have two ( or in general more) files: a part of them is compiled with gcc,
the other part is compiled with c++. The names of the functions which are
called in the c-program fit with the names of the implementations in c++.
But the gnu-c++ compiler creates in the c++-files references with other names
than the gcc-compiler in the c-files.

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A simple example:

My c-file :

#include "schnittstelle.h"
void main(void)
{
  hallo();
}

My C++-file :

#include "schnittstelle.h"
#include <iostream.h>

class tmp
{
public:
   tmp() {};
   schreibe() { cout << 5; };
   ~tmp() {};
};

void hallo(void)
{
    tmp x;
    x.schreibe();
}

the file schnittstelle.h :

void hallo(void);

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the following references are created :

in the c++-file :
00000000 N $L207
00000000 N $L208
00000000 N $L209
00000000 N $L210
00000000 N $L211
00000000 N $L212
00000000 N $L213
00000000 N $L214
00000070 t _$_3tmp
00000000 N _$_3tmp
00000000 N __3tmp
00000000 t __3tmp
         U __builtin_delete
         U __ls__FR7ostreami
         U cout
00000000 N gcc2_compiled.
000000cc T hallo__Fv		   <---------------
00000030 t schreibe__3tmp
00000000 N schreibe__3tmp

in the c-file:
00000000 N $L1
         U __main
00000000 N gcc2_compiled.
         U hallo                   <------------
00000000 T main

As you can see, the references have different names, so the linker does not find them.
I would be very happy to get some feedback or even a solution to this problem.

please mail to : gehrke@ira.uka.de
or answer in this newsgroup.


	Thanks :-)

		Johannes