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Thierry Giguere

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Nov 5, 1997, 3:00:00 AM11/5/97

I'm a newcomer in programming in C++ on UNIX. I have the following system
HP 10.20 with HP aC++ Compiler S800 V A.01.04 upgrade with the patch V
A.01.07

The source have been preprocess with PRO C
A got the following message when I'm compile my program

/opt/aCC/lbin/ld/: Unsatisfied symbols :
sqlcxt(void **, unsigned long *, sqlexd *, const sqlcxp *) (code)

I understand that this problem is an unsolveved extern reference but which
ORACLE
library contain this definition and how can I know which library contain
what?

To reply please remove the z at the beginning
zgig...@bigfoot.com
zgig...@icotech.com

Dave Nels

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Nov 5, 1997, 3:00:00 AM11/5/97

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Add 'CODE=CPP' to PRO*C command line in make file to fix problem. NOTE: by
doing so will mean that you will not be able to use host variables declared
outside of a 'DECLARE SECTION' directly in a PL/SQL block. Only other
solution is to manual edit output of precompiler and add 'extern "C" {}'
around function prototypes that precompiler adds to top of file (of which,
sqlcxt() is one). Good luck!
--
Regards,
Dave Nels

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not be able to use host variables declared outside of a 'DECLARE =
SECTION' directly in a PL/SQL block. Only other solution is to manual =
edit output of precompiler and add 'extern "C" {}' around =
function prototypes that precompiler adds to top of file (of which, =
sqlcxt() is one). Good luck! -- Regards, Dave =
Nels Please Note: Email address has been modified; remove =
'---' to reply Thierry Giguere <gigu...@bigfoot.com> wrote in article <01bce9d2$4725e100$7547fac2@hull--internet->... > I'm a newcomer in programming in C++ =
on UNIX.  I have the following system > HP 10.20  with =
HP aC++ Compiler S800 V  A.01.04 upgrade with the patch V > =
A.01.07 > > The source have been preprocess with PRO =
C > A got the following message when I'm compile my =
program > > /opt/aCC/lbin/ld/:  Unsatisfied =
symbols=A0: > sqlcxt(void **, unsigned long *, sqlexd *, const =
sqlcxp *) (code) > > I understand that this problem is an =
unsolveved extern reference but which > ORACLE > library =
contain this definition and how can I know which library contain > =
what? > > > To reply please remove the z at the =
beginning > zgig...@bigfoot.com > zgig...@icotech.com > 
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