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Re: c++ again

From: Alex Schuilenburg <alexs at ecoscentric dot com>
To: bob dot koninckx at o-3s dot com
Cc: Jörn Seger <joern dot seger at udo dot edu>, ecos-discuss at sources dot redhat dot com
Date: Mon, 19 Jul 2004 12:04:18 +0100
Subject: Re: [ECOS] c++ again
Organization: eCosCentric Limited
References: <200407161756.20309.joern.seger@udo.edu> <1090138390.2287.8.camel@pc-002.vuilenbos.net>

Bob Koninckx wrote:
[...]

3) my experience is, that the trouble comes from the header files (due to some defines!?) and therefor headers in <whatever>/gnutools/arm-elf/include collide with <ownprojektpath>/ecos_install/include (especially c++ headers) so that strange errors about not defined function appear even when I only add #inlcude<iostream> into the main.cpp
That's your problem. C++ works, however, libstdc++ is not included with
eCos. If you need this, search the archives, a while ago there was a
post that explains how to use STLport with eCos.

Actually, that is not 100% accurate.

libstdc++ support is included as standard with our commercial version of eCos, eCosPro. It is just not available in the free anoncvs version.

-- Alex

Bob

Any ideas?

Thanks in advanced - Jörn


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- c++ again
  - From: Jörn Seger
- Re: c++ again
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