On Fri, Jun 16, 2000 at 10:40:35PM -0700, Kevin Musick wrote: > To all, > > I'm attempting to compile start-stop-daemon by itself, apart from the rest > of the dpkg package. As a result, I'm not using the Makefile, but just > calling gcc directly. I'm using the line: > > I get linker errors that ihash and proc_stat_* functions are not found. > I've attempted to: > > gcc -Wall -l libihash.so start-stop-daemon.c > > but I get the message that libihash.so is not found. I guess I need to > define $LIB for this. > > Does anyone know the libraries I'll need and the compilation options to make > that work? To compile a file and then link it against the ihash library, something like this is what you want: cc -Wall -o start-stop-daemon.o -c start-stop-daemon.c cc -o start-stop-daemon start-stop-daemon.o -lihash The proc_stat_* functions I would guess are in libps, so just add -lps after -lihash in the preceeding. Regards, -- Sune Kirkeby | "Imagine, if you will, that there were no http://mel.interspace.dk/~sune/ | such thing as a hypothetical situation..."
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