objective-c,linker-error,undefined-symbol
Looks like Admob was upgraded back in 11/13 to support 64bit, so you should be able to just upgrade your copy: http://googleadsdeveloper.blogspot.com/2013/11/new-google-mobile-ads-sdk-for-ios.html
c++,templates,variadic-templates,undefined-symbol
The advice in answer to your first question: to make inline or move to source file was only about your fully specialized functions - these with empty parameter list template <>. So, do that: Your header file: // This shall be in header - it is not full specialization: template<typename...
c++,undefined-reference,undefined-symbol
The compiler is telling you exactly what the problem is. You must define a constuctor for base if you invoke it, and you are invoking it from the derived class child. Try adding this to your code: base::base(const int num) {} This ignores the given argument, but at least your...
ios,undefined-symbol,segment-io
I used to add Segment framework with Cocoa pods and everything works fine ! But still I'm waiting for an answer which will help to add it manually.
python,linux,firefox,install,undefined-symbol
The problem is not python, it’s the LD_LIBRARY_PATH that does not include /lib64 and /usr/lib64 setting values. we fixed this by pre-pending /lib64:/usr/lib64 to the LD_LIBRARY_PATH. export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib64/:/lib64:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH After this point, when I did yum help or yum install firefox (it didn't give the above error) BUT: firefox --version still...
ios,xcode,linker-error,undefined-symbol
The error messages are pretty clear. Those symbols are not defined for that architecture. You'll need a new build of every one of those libraries - a build that has a 64bit slice.
c++,shared-libraries,static-libraries,undefined-symbol
You linked against a library which was compiled/linked by another compiler/linker version. What you need is to link against a library which was compiled and linked by the same compiler/linker as used by yourself, or you have to make sure, that the libraries are at least binary compatible.
openssl,redhat,undefined-symbol,fips
I am trying to use openssl-1.0.0o ... ... ssh: symbol lookup error: ssh: undefined symbol: FIPS_mode OpenSSL 1.0.0's cryptography was never FIPS validated, so that version of the library is not FIPS capable (the second follows from the first). You need to move OpenSSL 1.0.1, or you need to...
apache,centos5,undefined-symbol,mod-proxy-html
I found the solution to this issue on my own. It is a stupid one. I forgot to load the libxml2 to the Apache server. After I added LoadFile /usr/lib64/libxml2.so, the error was gone.
c++,boost-python,undefined-symbol
setting LD_LIBRARY_PATH fixed this.
xcodebuild,travis-ci,xctest,undefined-symbol,xctool
After fussing with this a bunch with no luck, it appears as though I'm able to set a custom script for Travis to use instead.. As mentioned, the xcodebuild worked, so I added the following to my travis.yml file and everything was all good: script: - xcodebuild -workspace myWorkspace.xcworkspace -scheme...
xcode,terminal,clang,x86-64,undefined-symbol
You will need to compile all the cpp files. Hence do this: g++ main.cpp class.cpp Or, to individually compile and link the cpp's.. , use -c option Do this: g++ -c main.cpp g++ -c class.cpp g++ main.o class.o Or, if all you cpp files are under the same directory, navigate...