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Top Forums Programming Compiling Errors -- Symbol referencing Post 3775 by spotanddot on Wednesday 11th of July 2001 09:35:33 AM
Old 07-11-2001
Question Compiling Errors -- Symbol referencing

I'm trying to compile a FTP_API program. To do this you must use the libftp.so libary. But that libary has references which are not defined. Has anyone had this problems and how is it corrected??

The command line looks like this:--------------------------------------------
# cc ftpstock.c -lftp
Undefined.........................first referenced
symbol..............................in file
_xlisten............................./udk/usr/lib/libftp.so
_xbind.............................../udk/usr/lib/libftp.so
_xsetsockopt ..................../udk/usr/lib/libftp.so
_xconnect........................../udk/usr/lib/libftp.so
gethostbyname................./udk/usr/lib/libftp.so
_xaccept............................/udk/usr/lib/libftp.so
getservbyname................../udk/usr/lib/libftp.so
inet_ntoa.........................../udk/usr/lib/libftp.so
_xsocket............................./udk/usr/lib/libftp.so
inet_addr............................/udk/usr/lib/libftp.so
_xgetsockname................../udk/usr/lib/libftp.so
UX:ld: ERROR: a.out: fatal error: Symbol referencing errors. No output written to a.out
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Want do you guys think? I have stdio.h and net/libftp.h included in the file.

Thanks,
Mike


Last edited by spotanddot; 07-11-2001 at 10:39 AM..
 

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