c++.windows.32-bits - Error 42: Symbol Undefined __pctype
- tatc _NO_SPAM_cybernetics.com.au (47/47) Sep 02 2002 Hi,
- Jan Knepper (6/53) Sep 02 2002 Weird...
- Tat Chan (12/17) Sep 02 2002 Hi Jan and Walter,
- Walter (5/9) Sep 02 2002 including
Hi, I have just downloaded DM v8.29n as I heard it is the successor to Symantec C++. I have some old code and makefiles that were compiled using Symantec C++ v7.2 and I thought I would give DM a go. My setup is NT 4.0 SP6a and the Cygwin Bash shell (only for command line compilation). I compiled the source using Symantec V7.2 (with SC v7.2B2n, LINK v7.21B3 and SMAKE v7.21). Compiling the code using the original Makefile and Symantec v7.2 was fine. I then modified the Makefile to use the DM, and I get the following problem during compilation: (I still use the original Smake that came with Symantec v7.2, but use the new DM versions of SC and Link) SMAKE Program Maintenance Utility (Console) Version 7.21 Copyright (c) 1994-1995 Innovative Data Concepts Incorporated Copyright (c) 1994-1995 Symantec Corporation All Rights Reserved d:\dm\bin\sc -r -Ju -mn -3 -a8 -C -S -g -gd -D_CONSOLE -D_MT -D_WINDOWS -DHAVE_USLEEP -DSQUID_CFG_DIR=\"./config\" -DSQUID_WGT_DIR=\"./wgtfiles\" -DSQ UID_LOG_DIR=\"./logs\" -DSAVESAMP_DIR=\"./savesamp\" -DUSE_GUI -DHAVE_CAPI=1 -Ig:\capi20\include -c -opsquid\main.obj main.c perl ./scripts/xsrcs.pl -obj -prefix psquid sqexe.mak | perl ./scripts/m kresp.pl -symantec -link psquid\psquid.exe >psquid.lnk echo pstnslib.lib sqlib.lib g:\capi20\lib\capi2032sym.lib snn.lib winmm.lib kernel32.lib gdi32.lib user32.lib >>psquid.lnk echo psquid.def >>psquid.lnk LINK /CODEVIEW /NOI /DE /XN /NT /ENTRY:mainCRTStartup /BAS:4194304 /A:5 12 psquid.lnk OPTLINK (R) for Win32 Release 7.50B1 Copyright (C) Digital Mars 1989 - 2001 All Rights Reserved sqlib.lib(misc) Error 42: Symbol Undefined __pctype sqlib.lib(misc) Error 42: Symbol Undefined __isctype sqlib.lib(misc) Error 42: Symbol Undefined ___locale_mbsize SMAKE fatal error: command "LINK" returned with error code 3 Stopping. SMAKE fatal error: command "smake" returned with error code 2 Stopping. I did a grep on the contents of d:/dm/lib, and grep reported that the 3 undefined symbols are matched in snn.lib. In the makefile, I tried including snn.lib via the -l option and via a Makefile libs variable, to no success. The dir d:/dm/lib is set in my LIBS environment variable. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Tat
Sep 02 2002
Weird... I think though this would indicate that for some reason the linker is still picking up the wrong snn.lib file. You could try to add the .lib with a complete path, i.e. d:\dm\lib\snn.lib Jan tatc _NO_SPAM_cybernetics.com.au wrote:Hi, I have just downloaded DM v8.29n as I heard it is the successor to Symantec C++. I have some old code and makefiles that were compiled using Symantec C++ v7.2 and I thought I would give DM a go. My setup is NT 4.0 SP6a and the Cygwin Bash shell (only for command line compilation). I compiled the source using Symantec V7.2 (with SC v7.2B2n, LINK v7.21B3 and SMAKE v7.21). Compiling the code using the original Makefile and Symantec v7.2 was fine. I then modified the Makefile to use the DM, and I get the following problem during compilation: (I still use the original Smake that came with Symantec v7.2, but use the new DM versions of SC and Link) SMAKE Program Maintenance Utility (Console) Version 7.21 Copyright (c) 1994-1995 Innovative Data Concepts Incorporated Copyright (c) 1994-1995 Symantec Corporation All Rights Reserved d:\dm\bin\sc -r -Ju -mn -3 -a8 -C -S -g -gd -D_CONSOLE -D_MT -D_WINDOWS -DHAVE_USLEEP -DSQUID_CFG_DIR=\"./config\" -DSQUID_WGT_DIR=\"./wgtfiles\" -DSQ UID_LOG_DIR=\"./logs\" -DSAVESAMP_DIR=\"./savesamp\" -DUSE_GUI -DHAVE_CAPI=1 -Ig:\capi20\include -c -opsquid\main.obj main.c perl ./scripts/xsrcs.pl -obj -prefix psquid sqexe.mak | perl ./scripts/m kresp.pl -symantec -link psquid\psquid.exe >psquid.lnk echo pstnslib.lib sqlib.lib g:\capi20\lib\capi2032sym.lib snn.lib winmm.lib kernel32.lib gdi32.lib user32.lib >>psquid.lnk echo psquid.def >>psquid.lnk LINK /CODEVIEW /NOI /DE /XN /NT /ENTRY:mainCRTStartup /BAS:4194304 /A:5 12 psquid.lnk OPTLINK (R) for Win32 Release 7.50B1 Copyright (C) Digital Mars 1989 - 2001 All Rights Reserved sqlib.lib(misc) Error 42: Symbol Undefined __pctype sqlib.lib(misc) Error 42: Symbol Undefined __isctype sqlib.lib(misc) Error 42: Symbol Undefined ___locale_mbsize SMAKE fatal error: command "LINK" returned with error code 3 Stopping. SMAKE fatal error: command "smake" returned with error code 2 Stopping. I did a grep on the contents of d:/dm/lib, and grep reported that the 3 undefined symbols are matched in snn.lib. In the makefile, I tried including snn.lib via the -l option and via a Makefile libs variable, to no success. The dir d:/dm/lib is set in my LIBS environment variable. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Tat
Sep 02 2002
Tat Chan <Tat_member pathlink.com> Hi Jan and Walter, Thanks for the help. I finally got it to compile. In my Makefile, I had the line SYSLIBS = snn.lib winmm.lib kernel32.lib gdi32.lib user32.lib but I had to add the full path to the snn.lib file SYSLIBS = d:\dm\lib\snn.lib winmm.lib kernel32.lib gdi32.lib user32.lib for the linker to succeed. I suppose it was picking up the old SNN.LIB file in the Symantec directory. Thanks once again. The reason I downloaded DM was because I have to add some new features to old code that was compiled with Symantec C++, and the version I had didn't have full support for STL. Tat In article <3D736BF1.40218E9 smartsoft.cc>, Jan Knepper says...Weird... I think though this would indicate that for some reason the linker is still picking up the wrong snn.lib file. You could try to add the .lib with a complete path, i.e. d:\dm\lib\snn.lib Jan
Sep 02 2002
<tatc _NO_SPAM_cybernetics.com.au> wrote in message news:akv4ka$2np8$1 digitaldaemon.com...I did a grep on the contents of d:/dm/lib, and grep reported that the 3 undefined symbols are matched in snn.lib. In the makefile, I triedincludingsnn.lib via the -l option and via a Makefile libs variable, to no success.Thedir d:/dm/lib is set in my LIBS environment variable.Optlink uses the LIB environment variable, not LIBS.
Sep 02 2002