Using g++ command

Hello All,

I am trying to understand the command g + +, and I have questions:

-L option is used to tell the compiler or libraries fetch and option-giving the names of bookstores ... Finally this is what I understand.

I run a following command :

Quote:

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g++ main.cpp -I$(INCLUDE) -L$(LIB_DIR) -llibsystemc.a ......

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Indeed the dots are the names of all libraries that are in the directory LIB_DIR
and it does not work !!!!!!!!!!

but it works in SystemC (-lsystemc).

so how can I make g++ work?

Thank you

Hello,

g++ does not include libraries in the directories specified with-L. It also sought in the standard locations, such as / usr / lib for example.

Regarding the -l option, it must indicate so -lsystemc g++ links the program with the library libsystemc.a (or libsystemc.so).

For more info refer this link : http://www.cs.bu.edu/fac/gkollios/cs113/Usingg++.html

Ok thanks for the help .