Re: Linking of code using NSS 3.11.9 on redhat9

D3|\||\|!$ wrote: I tried separately compiling the .cpp containing my server class and the .cpp containing main() with g++. Then I tried building the object files with g++ along with the "trace" option - this enables one to see the order in which the files are accessed. The output is as given be

Re: Linking of code using NSS 3.11.9 on redhat9

I tried separately compiling the .cpp containing my server class and the .cpp containing main() with g++. Then I tried building the object files with g++ along with the "trace" option - this enables one to see the order in which the files are accessed. The output is as given below:- **

Re: Linking of code using NSS 3.11.9 on redhat9

Kai Engert wrote: D3|\||\|!$ wrote: Later on, I decided to test the code onto redhat9 Wow, you're really still using Red Hat Linux version 9? and now the code compiles properly but throws up linking error("undefined reference") with the following functions: SECU_DefaultSSLDir() SECU_ConfigDi

Linking of code using NSS 3.11.9 on redhat9

Hi!! I wrote a server similar to selfserv.c and tried building it on WIndows. It threw up some errors with some functions in secutil.h which I fixed by including sectool.lib Later on, I decided to test the code onto redhat9 and now the code compiles properly but throws up linking error("undefined