Hi Marko, 2013/10/9 <mk-li...@email.de>: > Hi Łukasz, > > On Oct 9, 2013, at 9:22 PM, Łukasz Maszczyński wrote: >> >> $ nm -CD libgwengui-cpp.so | grep CppGui::getCInterface >> 00003f30 T CppGui::getCInterface() > Ha, there we are: > --- > $ nm /opt/macports-test/lib/libgwengui-cpp.dylib | grep CppGui::getCInterface > $ nm /opt/macports-test/lib/libgwengui-cpp.dylib | grep getCInterface > 00000000000025f8 T __ZN6CppGui13getCInterfaceEv > 0000000000001fae T __ZN9CppDialog13getCInterfaceEv > 000000000000315c T __ZN9CppWidget13getCInterfaceEv > --- > It cannot find the symbol, because there is a "13" instead of "::".
Don't worry - you didn't ask for demanged symbol names (see -C switch I used), that's why you see them like that. > >> $ pkg-config --libs gwengui-qt4 gwenhywfar >> -lgwengui-qt4 -lgwengui-cpp -lgwenhywfar > > THis is what I get here: > > $ pkg-config --libs gwengui-qt4 gwenhywfar > -L/opt/macports-test/lib -lgwengui-qt4 -lgwengui-cpp -lgwenhywfar > > which looks fine to me. That indeed looks fine. So the libs are in your system, pkg-config sees them, but somehow they don't seem used when compiling kmm. Let's dig deeper: try making the build verbose and check what options and switches are passed on to the compiler/linker. In the main CMakeLists.txt add this declaration near the top of the file: set(CMAKE_VERBOSE_MAKEFILE true) Then recompile, and you'll see the complete command used in the build process. Since the build fails I expect that the command won't include the libs as returned by pkg-config (-L/opt/macports-test/lib -lgwengui-qt4 -lgwengui-cpp -lgwenhywfar). Let's verify that. -- cheers, Łukasz _______________________________________________ KMyMoney-devel mailing list KMyMoney-devel@kde.org https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kmymoney-devel
