.NET Framework - undefined references to std::basic_string with PK4.0 interop

Asked By Thorsten Schoeler

14-Jan-10 04:21 AM

Dear all,

we are currently porting a native ANSI C library to NETMF PK4.0.
Access to the library is achieved via a NETMF interop. The interop
code is C++ and uses the C++ string class.

We are able to build and use the interop and native libary in our
NETMF PK emulator project. When we try to build the project for the
target AUG board (ARM architecture) we get several linking errors
like:

Command:

bi-ld.exe"

???

undefined reference to `std::basic_string<char,
std::char_traits<char>, std::allocator<char>

???

It seems to me that either the ARM build process does not include the
string library or the build process uses the wrong linker
(ld).

Can anyone help? Thank you in advance.

14-Jan-10 12:19 PM

Hello Thorsten,

it looks like you are missing the STL library for strings.  We do not use
that, so it must have folded in with so other addition.  Or maybe tehe
version of GCC you are using requires it.
You might want to try and add it exploiting the following construct

in the target file
tools\Targets\Microsoft.Spot.system.gcc.targets

Let us know how it works
Lorenzo

08-Feb-10 04:03 AM

Dear Thorsten,
if you posted in the command you showed us directly from the build output -
that is - if there really are double quotes in the path - then please check
your SetEnv script and remove the quotes! For your long path use
..\progra~1\raison~1\... so that there is no need for quotes any more.
Best regards, AUG Team

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