cedman@golem.ps.uci.edu (Carl Edman) (11/26/90)
In article <MAGI.90Nov23192125@polaris.utu.fi> magi@polaris.utu.fi (Marko Gronroos) writes:
I have a big problem:
I want to use BSD internet sockets from my program, but the normal
header files are not compatible with g++. First I tried to change the
headers, but it would have been a too big project..
I have also tried to first compile the socket-handling module with
gcc and the client program with g++, and then link them together, but
the object files don't seem to be compatible. I`m stuck.
Any suggestions on either using the default headers or linking? (have
I missed some important switch while compiling/linking?)
Unfortunately you do not mention which UNIX you use. If it is an HPUX
system, be happy and rejoice. The first thing that I did after I
makeing g++ run under HPUX was to "objectify" sockets and I've got a
nice little socket object lying around somewhere.
Available upon request from author (If I can ever again dig out that
old module)
BTW, you DO have to modify the header files (at least the g++
headerfiles extensively)
Carl Edman
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