I've been trying to use the autotools to compile a static library. The lib
itself compiles and installs OK, but I'm having trouble with the example
programs. These programs must be linked with the lib to compile. I keep
getting 'undefined reference' errors when I try to compile them, even if the
library has already been built.
Makefile.am:
## Process this file with automake to produce Makefile.in
AM_CXXFLAGS = -D_REENTRANT -Wall
AM_LDFLAGS = -pthread -ldconn -lz
lib_LIBRARIES = libdconn.a
libdconn_a_SOURCES = DyConnect.cpp \
libdconn/DasyneInterface.cpp \
...
libdconn/sync/SyncClient.cpp \
libdconn/sync/SyncServerFSM.cpp
nobase_include_HEADERS = DyConnect.h \
libdconn/DasyneInterface.hpp \
...
libdconn/sync/SyncEngine.hpp \
libdconn/sync/SyncServerFSM.hpp
noinst_PROGRAMS = udpclient
udpclient_SOURCES = examples/udpclient.cpp
My example program is udpclient. How would I link udpclient to libdconn.a,
and how would I make sure that udpclient isn't built before libdconn.a?
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