Re: C subagent to C++

Raffles,
  
    Please disregard the last email from me concerning patching.  I changed the Makefile manually, and now a C++ subagent works with a master  agent.
  I greatly appreciate your help, Raffles.
            Best Regards,
            Stan
  

Raffles <[email protected]> wrote:  To link the master agent against C++ code you need to link with g++, but don't 
compile with it. Compile the main agent with gcc as normal. The normal 
makefiles which ./configure generates don't allow you to do this, but I've 
submitted a bug report to request that the ./configure script allows you to 
specify a separate linker. If you run ./configure as normal, I've created a 
patch file which will modify the auto-generated Makefiles so that you *can* 
specify the linker separately from the compiler. See bug  1416481: 
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1416481&group_id=12694&atid=112694

Regards

Raffles

stan buyanov wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> I am using net-snmp v5.3.0.1. I wrote a C subagent, and it works fine.
> Now I need to convert the subagent to C++. 
> What steps do I need to do? 
> Do I need to compile and link the master agent using g++? 
> What is best approach to convert the C subagent to C++?
> Where could I find information about this kind of conversion?  
> 
> I would greatly appreciate your help.
> Stan
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