linking with itkDB.a

[sg2008]

I have another question about itkDB.a.

$ nm itkDB.a | grep sirDesignUnitDecl
U sirDesignUnitDecl
U sirDesignUnitDecl
U sirDesignUnitDecl
U sirDesignUnitDecl
U sirDesignUnitDecl
U sirDesignUnitDecl
U sirDesignUnitDecl
$nm itkDB.a | grep sirAssocPosition
U sirAssocPosition
U sirAssocPosition
U sirAssocPosition
U sirAssocPosition
U sirAssocPosition

What is the name of ".a" or ".so" where these are defined? Are these
system libraries? or are provided by Cadence? Where does it pick it
from when we build sample code. I am building on 32 bit mahine.

Regards,

 

[Andrew Beckett]

sg2008 wrote, on 09/09/08 21:27:

I have another question about itkDB.a.

$ nm itkDB.a | grep sirDesignUnitDecl
U sirDesignUnitDecl
U sirDesignUnitDecl
U sirDesignUnitDecl
U sirDesignUnitDecl
U sirDesignUnitDecl
U sirDesignUnitDecl
U sirDesignUnitDecl
$nm itkDB.a | grep sirAssocPosition
U sirAssocPosition
U sirAssocPosition
U sirAssocPosition
U sirAssocPosition
U sirAssocPosition

What is the name of ".a" or ".so" where these are defined? Are these
system libraries? or are provided by Cadence? Where does it pick it
from when we build sample code. I am building on 32 bit mahine.

Regards,

Samir,

As I said to you in the email you sent to me directly, this is not an issue when
you normally link with the itkDB.a file. None of the functions which reference
these symbols would get used in an itkDB application - what you're seeing is a
consequence of how the library is built.

Regards,

Andrew.