Dear Herman,
Thank you for your reaction.
We have a file, which can be compile for C and for C++ (conditional extern "C" {...})
If we run the gcc compiler with the file name ending with ".c", we don't have a
problem,
but if we change the file name to ".cxx", we get the error message on loading the
module.
One is inclined to say that the compiler is generating different object files.
Based on other suggestions, it looks like the C++ version of the compiler does not
include all the "elements" from the include files module.h and version.h
(perhaps removed by optimisation)
Greetings, Rutger and Willem
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