pro*c compile/linkage question

[DoraC]

Hi,

I'm doing the following on a HP9000 Unix server...

I have two c source files I need to compile together - one is output from the pro*c precompiler (call it ProC.c), and a non-precompiled c source file (call it Prog.c - no main(), just functions).

When I compile this as follows:

cc -I "/path/for/Prog.c/compilation" Prog.c ProC.c -o Executable

I get the following errors:

/usr/ccs/bin/ld: Unsatisfied symbols:
   sqlorat (first referenced in ProC.o) (code)
   sqlcxt (first referenced in ProC.o) (code)

I assume there are libraries i'm missing that need to be included, or something like that. Does anyone know what I'm missing here? This is very frustrating, and unfortunately it's something I need to resolve rather quickly.

Any help greatly appreciated,
dora c

 

[lewisp]

You need to include an [tt]-I $(ORACLE_HOME)/sqllib[/tt] line, or similar, in your make file. This is the location of the necessary libraries.

 

[DoraC]

Thanks for the reply!

So, my efforts to -I include those libraries when I was doing my cc compile AFTER I had run the make file to produce the .c file were in error... I should be including that IN the make file.

Does anybody have a good, sample makefile that would allow me to produce only a .c file, w/o the associated executable? We're working with the Oracle supplied defaults and I've (frustratingly) as of yet been unable to build one on my own to do this - produce a .c file that will compile cleanly (i.e. w/o the errors that motivated this thread.

Thank you very much!
dora c