normally it will be a c/c++ complier complier. try the same method whic
you have used to compile the c program.
Try g++ also..
This is a discussion on Compiling C++ VxWorks under Linux - VxWorks ; Please, help me. I´ve compiled C source to VxWorks under Linux without problems. Now, I am trying to compiling C++ under Linux but my powerpc-vxworks-gcc compiler return error with c++ sources. When I use the key option "-v c++" I ...
Please, help me.
I´ve compiled C source to VxWorks under Linux without problems. Now,
I am trying to compiling C++
under Linux but my powerpc-vxworks-gcc compiler return error with c++
sources. When I use the key option "-v c++" I get the message "c++
compiler is not available". So, What can I do to compile C++ VxWorks
sources under my Linux Fedora 4 ? Is there one cross-compiler for
VxWorks that works with C++ language ?
Thanks !!!
normally it will be a c/c++ complier complier. try the same method whic
you have used to compile the c program.
Try g++ also..
I have used the same method used before, therefore I think that I
would must compile a gcc with option c++ included. The present compiler
show me c++ missing in the cross-compiler. Probably I have an old
version to my cross-compiler to vxworks target. Do you know a
cross-compiler to use in my Linux that I can download by Internet ?
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> normally it will be a c/c++ complier complier. try the same method whic
> you have used to compile the c program.
>
> Try g++ also..