here is my issue:
At runtime my program which load shared library fail to load one, it says:
libCommunicationModule.so: undefined symbol __builtin_delete
the context:
I have a static library: libtgi_cppd.a , I don't have the source of this library.
This lib is linked into the shared library libCommunicationModule.so with these options
-Wl,-whole-archive -ltgi_cppd
I enabled -y
option on __builtin_delete
to check:
libtgi_cppd.a(ClientAPI_cpp.o): reference to __builtin_delete
libtgi_cppd.a(ClientInterface.o): reference to __builtin_delete
libtgi_cppd.a(ClientAPI_cpp.o): reference to __builtin_delete
I try to add to link command -lstdc++ -lgcc
before and after -whole-archive
, no change.
$ nm libCommunicationModule.so | grep __builtin
result is always like this:
U __builtin_delete
U __builtin_new
U __builtin_vec_new
What can I do to solve this issue?
Thank you
Full command as requiered:
g++ -Wl,-y -Wl,__builtin_delete -Wl,--trace -Wl,-rpath,/usr/local/qt/lib -shared
-Wl,-soname,libCommunicationModule-x11-Debug.so.6 -Wl,-rpath,/home/sncf/AGC_IHM/AGC/Tms/Gui/Components/CommunicationModule/x11/Debug
-o libCommunicationModule-x11-Debug.so.6.0.1 x11/Debug/Obj/CommunicationModule-Build.o x11/Debug/Obj/CommunicationModuleFilesAutoGen.o x11/Debug/Obj/CommunicationModuleParamsAutoGen.o
x11/Debug/Obj/CommunicationModule.o
x11/Debug/Obj/CommunicationModuleAutoGen.o
x11/Debug/Obj/CommDebugDlg.o
x11/Debug/Obj/moc_CommunicationModule.o x11/Debug/Obj/moc_CommDebugDlg.o
-L/usr/local/qt/lib
-L/usr/X11R6/lib -lBuildInformations-x11-Debug
-lBagsLib-x11-Debug -lConfigParamsLib-x11-Debug
-lIniLib-x11-Debug -lModuleHandling-x11-Debug
-lGenericRuntimeInfoLib-x11-Debug
-lDebugLib-x11-Debug -lTCNLib-x11-Debug
-lGUITools-x11-Debug -lQtEventsLib-x11-Debug
-lPackUnpack-x11-Debug -L/home/sncf/AGC_IHM/AGC/Tms/Gui/ProjectLib/x11
-L/home/sncf/AGC_IHM/AGC/Tms/Gui/Components/AGCTCNClientAPI/2004.09.21/posix_linux_i586/lib
-lqt-mt -lXext -lX11 -lm -lpthread -Wl,-whole-archive -ltgi_cppd -lstdc++ -lgcc
You linked against a library which was compiled/linked by another compiler/linker version. What you need is to link against a library which was compiled and linked by the same compiler/linker as used by yourself, or you have to make sure, that the libraries are at least binary compatible.