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Posted: **Fri May 02, 2008 10:13 am**

Hey guys. I'm having a problem with compiling code. I have browsed the threads about compiling, but most of them are two to three years old and don't really supply much help. I have had no problems getting C code to compile and link, but I am having major problems getting C++ code to link. I have messed around with the Makefiles and gotten it to the point where I have hit a brick wall. It appears that the compiler recognizes the classes, but when a call is made to their functions, it doesn't like it and gives me this error.

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ee-gcc -mno-crt0 -T/usr/local/ps2dev/ps2sdk/ee/startup/linkfile -L/usr/local/ps2dev/ps2sdk/ee/lib  \
                -o pclis.elf /usr/local/ps2dev/ps2sdk/ee/startup/crt0.o linked_list.o tokenizer.o shell.o pclis.o -lkbd -ldebug -lstdc++ -lc -lkernel
shell.o&#40;.text+0x10&#41;&#58; In function `Shell&#58;&#58;Shell&#91;not-in-charge&#93;&#40;&#41;'&#58;
shell.cc&#58; undefined reference to `Tokenizer&#58;&#58;Tokenizer&#91;in-charge&#93;&#40;&#41;'
shell.o&#40;.text+0x64&#41;&#58;shell.cc&#58; undefined reference to `Tokenizer&#58;&#58;~Tokenizer &#91;in-charge&#93;&#40;&#41;'
shell.o&#40;.text+0x88&#41;&#58; In function `Shell&#58;&#58;Shell&#91;in-charge&#93;&#40;&#41;'&#58;
shell.cc&#58; undefined reference to `Tokenizer&#58;&#58;Tokenizer&#91;in-charge&#93;&#40;&#41;'
shell.o&#40;.text+0xdc&#41;&#58;shell.cc&#58; undefined reference to `Tokenizer&#58;&#58;~Tokenizer &#91;in-charge&#93;&#40;&#41;'
shell.o&#40;.text+0x10c&#41;&#58; In function `Shell&#58;&#58;~Shell &#91;not-in-charge&#93;&#40;&#41;'&#58;
shell.cc&#58; undefined reference to `Tokenizer&#58;&#58;~Tokenizer &#91;in-charge&#93;&#40;&#41;'
shell.o&#40;.text+0x144&#41;&#58; In function `Shell&#58;&#58;~Shell &#91;in-charge&#93;&#40;&#41;'&#58;
shell.cc&#58; undefined reference to `Tokenizer&#58;&#58;~Tokenizer &#91;in-charge&#93;&#40;&#41;'
collect2&#58; ld returned 1 exit status
make&#58; *** &#91;pclis.elf&#93; Error 1

So what is up with the whole "[in-charge]" "[not-in-charge]" thing??? I did some Google searches, but they all came back saying something like "you probably have a linking error" which I already know. How can I fix this? If you want to see my makefile:

MAKEFILE

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EE_BIN = pclis.elf
EE_OBJS = linked_list.o tokenizer.o shell.o pclis.o
EE_LIBS = -lkbd -ldebug -lstdc++

all&#58; $&#40;EE_BIN&#41;

clean&#58;
	rm -f *.o *.elf *.a

include $&#40;PS2SDK&#41;/samples/Makefile.pref
include $&#40;PS2SDK&#41;/samples/Makefile.eeglobal

Posted: **Fri May 02, 2008 2:24 pm**

You could try using Makefile.eeglobal_cpp which uses the g++ compiler as well as the appropriate CPPFLAGS and libraries as well as compiling and linking rules. The in-charge/not-in-charge messages are from a __in_chrg parameter passed to objects for exception handling so they point to another object instead of being allocated on the heap when they're thrown, I think. At least that's what I gleaned from my google search :D.

Posted: **Sat May 03, 2008 5:53 am**

Everything appears to compile correctly when I make an ERL... I tried using the different CPP options in the Makefiles, but I can't get the darn thing to make an ELF. From the examples, I can only see C++ being used with ERL files...
Maybe I'm asking the wrong question. Is it even possible to code in C++ and compile an ELF file from it? I haven't seen any simple examples of it.

Posted: **Sat May 03, 2008 6:48 am**

Simple C++ sample

Makefile

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EE_BIN = main.elf

EE_OBJS = main.o

all&#58; $&#40;EE_BIN&#41;

clean&#58;
	rm -f $&#40;EE_BIN&#41; $&#40;EE_OBJS&#41;

run&#58; all
	ps2client execee host&#58;$&#40;EE_BIN&#41;

reset&#58;
	ps2client reset

include $&#40;PS2SDK&#41;/samples/Makefile.pref
include $&#40;PS2SDK&#41;/samples/Makefile.eeglobal_cpp

main.cpp

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#include <stdio.h>

class Hello
&#123;
	public&#58;
		void Print&#40;&#41;
		&#123;
			printf&#40;"Hello C++"&#41;;
		&#125;
&#125;;

int main&#40;&#41;
&#123;
	Hello hello;

	hello.Print&#40;&#41;;

	return 0;
&#125;

Posted: **Sat May 03, 2008 7:25 am**

Lukasz,

You're the man!

=) <thumbs up>

What a difference a file extension makes. Change *.cc to *.cpp and suddenly everything works.

C++ will work as long as all the classes are defined in the same file. I'm now trying to figure out how to link multiple files together...

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