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gcc Link problem
I have some crypting functions in object-file - for example,func.o
Main file,from where crypting functions called, named as main.cpp . "gcc main.cpp -o main func.o" print "undefined reference to ... " But if I rename main.cpp to main.c and execute "gcc main.c -o main func.o" - ok. If anybody, what's wrong in my actions please help, I'm really need .cpp file in project |
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