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In article <ddouj8.l4m.ln@www.bibliotech.net>,
	rich@no-annexia-spam.org writes:
 
> I was able to get a program which uses the Integer class
> working at the weekend by simply copying *.h, *.hP and *.cc
> files out of the src/ subdir of the latest libg++ (2.8.1a
> I think) and compiling as follows:

Following your post and Nix's insights, I've tried another variant on
this approach, creating a libmini-g++ with only what I need from libg++,
and taking the real libg++ right out.  I'm getting promising-looking
results (compiles and links cleanly, and appears to run but needs more
testing).

This works by statically linking libmini-g++.a - at the obvious cost of
an extra 150Kb+ on my executable sizes - which are now significantly
larger than on FreeBSD (where the S/W has always worked cleanly).

> g++ -I. *.cc *.cpp -o my_program

I've used a slightly more sophisticated approach to build the mini-lib
as standalone.  Since parts of my S/W are GPL and LGPL, that'll leave
users the option to use mini-g++ or the real thing.

Testing over the weekend - round tuits permitting.

-- 
Nick Kew

Peninsular Penguin - Linux in the SouthWest
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