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I've problems linking my object files with SparcWorks 4.2 under
Solaris 2.6. After compiling I invoke the link phase with

CC -g0 Xt_Test.o Xt_Xtension.o Xt_Dms.o -lorb_r -o client

... and I get the following strange (?) errors:
"Xt_Dms.h", line 6: Error: Could not open include file <CORBA.h>.
"Xt_Dms.h", line 9: Error: Could not open include file
"MyTest_c.hh".
"Xt_Dms.h", line 5: Error: Could not open include file <vector.h>
[...]

I don't understand what CC want's to compile here. All object files
and libs are allready compiled (and exist). I even tried to
put the include path (-I) into the linker command above, but that also
didn't help. Maybe it has something to do with templates, which are
not yet compiled (we're using the standard template library)?
Does anyone know how to solve this problem?

Greetings
Michael

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I've done a 'make clean' and tried once again. Now I get another linker
error message:

CC -g0 Xt_Test.o Xt_Xtension.o Xt_Dms.o -L/usr/local/vbroker/lib
-lorb_r  -o client
CC: No infile with -ptm flag; exiting
tdb_link : Error: Error occurred in invoked compiler, exit status =
1(2).  Aborting...

What does this error message mean? vWhat's the -ptm flag? I didn't find
one in the man pages to CC or ld.

Greetings
Michael

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Yes, it probably has to do with templates.

Casper
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