C++ to ASM linkage in GCC: Difference between revisions

If you do the following:

 

class foo {

public:

 

Then GCC is told to link to that symbol. It places a reference to a symbol name, all mangled in ''its'' own way. The linker is called on both object files. The second one is referencing a symbols which the linker sees nowhere. You are told the symbol referenced by the second object file does not exist.

 

== C++ - ASM linkage ==