Re: Compiling programs under Solaris

Also consult the man pages (i.e.  "man cc" or "man c++" or "man CC" ).
One of those should bring up the compiler options and explain them to 
you.  There should be some examples where the CC was installed at. 
Check the /usr directory for the compilers and see if the examples were 
loaded as well.

I once used the following options, but that was in 1998.

CC -g  -D_REENTRANT -mt  -c <sourcefile> -o <objectfile>

and to link,

I included -L/usr/lib -lpthread back then.  That has probably changed. 
Have not compiled C++ on Solaris in a while.  If you are compiling C++ 
code that uses templates, you may need to include the CC options above 
on the link step as well.

Best Wishes,
Dave

Brent Eagles wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> On Wed, Jul 23, 2003 at 02:30:13PM +0400, [email protected] wrote:
> 
>>   Dear everybody,
>>
>>   I just downloaded JThreads and managed to compile the libraries under
>>   Solaris 8 using CC Workshop6.
>>
>>   My problem now is I want to include threads in my application ,  what are
>>   the command line parameters for the compilation ( how to include libraries
>>   and allow multithreading)
>>
>>   I am not very aware of make files coz I'm originally a Java programmer and
>>   used to do C++ on Windows.
>>
>>   Can you shed some light on this.
>>
>>   Thx inadvance
> 
> 
> Without specific information about how you are building your project, I
> cannot give you precise instructions.  This shouldn't be necesarry
> anyways, since its pretty easy ;)
> 
> To get compilation to work, you need to add the include file directory
> to your compilation command line.  Most compilers have an '-I' option
> for this.  For example, if you installed JThreads/C++ in
> '/opt/JThreads/' you would add '-I/opt/JThreads/include'.
> 
> To get linking to work, you indicate the location of the JThreads/C++
> library to the linker and the name of the library.  For some UNIX
> platforms, you indicate the location  of the libraries using the '-L'
> option and the libraries with '-l'.  For example, if you installed
> JThreads/C++ as above, you would add '-L/opt/JThreads/lib -ljtc' to your
> linker command line.
> 
> For development tool specific details, see the appropriate
> documentation.  For examples of working command lines, just build the
> demos and test suite and examine the commands used to build the
> executables.
> 
> Best regards,
> 
> Brent
> 


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