CPP Application, link error

Dear rioters,

i'm trying to compile a cpp program for riot-os. I modified the Makefile.include ( http://pastebin.com/tkxfVVAj ) in ./RIOT to use the arm-none-eabi-g++ compiler for my code file in the project directory (./projects/hellocpp). The g++ compiler flags are set to "-gdwarf-2 -Os -Wall".

When i run make, it starts to compile but doesn't link the projekt. Here's the output: http://pastebin.com/x1HtUMWe

The output directory projects/hellocpp/bin contains this files hellocpp.a hellocpp.map main.o

The target platform is the msba2 board.

Thanks! Best regards

Daniel

Hello Daniel,

everything you need to know is written in the error-log:

1. kill_r is defined twice. I guess the first time its defined in the newlib and the second time in our stubs. I don't know what exactly you want to do, but I don't think that you can link our code against the libc of your operating system without bigger code changes... And I also don't know if you can use newlib for cpp programs. 2. A memory region for cpp programs is missing - correct this in the linker script. Maybe this issue is also related to the usage of libc instead of newlib.

Greetings, Heiko

I am trying to compile a simple Hello World written in CPP :slight_smile: The libc is the one which is provided by CodeBench.

Thank you, i will now take a look on the link script and options.

Cheers, Daniel