You must specify the library path in all your project files, if you're using an IDE, and in any relevant makefiles, scripts, or files that contain path information. In addition, be sure to use the proper path if you run your compiler from the command line.
The library path for Threads.h++ is:
rw_root\workspaces\OS+ver\COMPILER+ver\buildtype\lib
The following information explains this path:
Appendix A lists the mnemonics for all the compilers and operating systems that Rogue Wave certifies. SPM appends version numbers to the mnemonics for your compiler and operating system.
Section 2.5 explains buildtype information.
The lib directory contains the Threads.h++ libraries, as well as any other Rogue Wave libraries you have. Section 2.4 explains library naming conventions.
Because a Threads.h++ build creates several libraries, you need to know which library or libraries contain the classes you have used in your application.
| If you used classes from ... | Link to... |
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the basic Functor package |
the functor library |
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the Functor List subpackage |
the functor_list library |
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the Functor Map subpackage |
the functor_map library |
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the Interthread Communication package |
the itc library |
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the Smart Pointer package |
the pointer library |
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the Synchronization package |
the sync library |
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the Threading package |
the thread library |
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the Thread-compatible Exception package |
the threxcept library |
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the Execution Tracing package |
the trace library |
For your convenience, we have created a single library called thr that contains all the functionality and is backward compatible with Threads.h++ 1.4. You should link to this library if you wish to continue to use a version 1.4 library in your application.
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