Re: compiling sapi/embed module and unknown symbols.

allright I found part of the problem.. but have no clue how to get around it.. if I create a test program of this #include "php_embed.h" int main (int argc, char **argv) { zend_alter_ini_entry("test",4,"1",1,PHP_INI_SYSTEM,PHP_INI_STAGE_ACTIVATE); return 0; } and compile it like this libtool --mode=link gcc -o test test.c -I./include -I./include/Zend -I./include/TSRM ./libs/libphp4.la it compiles fine. BUT if I compile it like this libtool --mode=link g++ -o test test.c -I./include -I./include/Zend -I./include/TSRM ./libs/libphp4.la if failes with the undefinied reference error. My program IS a C++ program that I am writing so I need to use g++.. Now why are only SOME functions in the libphp4 affected and how do I work around the other ones?? On Tue, 22 Apr 2003 17:26:11 -0500, Edward Rudd wrote: > I am working on using the php_embed sapi module.. This far I have things > *mostly* working OK. But I am having one annoying, and confusing issue.. > > I configure php like this. > ./configure --enable-embed=static --disable-all make > > Now when compiling my program I have it link to the libphp4.la (using > libtool) so it links the libphp4.a file and the required shared libs for > libphp4.a.. Everthing compiles and links and runs fine. > > The problem happens when I try to use function zend_alter_ini_entry and > various other functions.. I get a link error of "undefined reference to > 'zend_alter_ini_entry(char *,unsigned in, char *, unsigned int, int, > int)'" > > using nm to list the symbols in libphp4.a I see that the function > zend_alter_ini_entry IS defined and in the zend_ini.o file. > > Now I know those symbols HAVE to be defined and linked in as the > php_embed sapi module USES them when initializing the php engine. and I > can debug my program and trace through those functions.. but when I try > to use them in my function it doesn't work. If anyone can shed any light > onto why this is happening to me.. I will be greatly appreciated. > > Edward Rudd