already?!!

blahboybang · Post by **blahboybang** » Jul 06, 2006 3:30

I just installed fb 0.16 on linux, but when I tried to compile a source...

[root@localhost fishy]# fbc freethefish.bas -o /usr/fishy/freethefish
fbc: Symbol `ospeed' has different size in shared object, consider re-linking
/usr/share/freebasic/lib/linux/crt1.o: In function `_start':
../sysdeps/i386/elf/start.S:98: undefined reference to `main'

Getting errors ALREADY?!!!

How do I fix it?

Sisophon2001 · Post by **Sisophon2001** » Jul 06, 2006 4:03

The `ospeed' warning is harmless, but I noticed it has disappeared from recent releases, so you should check which version you installed.

I don’t fully understand the error message, but I think your command line is wrong. The -x option is used to name the executable. As far as I recall, I have seen the -o option used only in the compiler to name object files. Try compiling some programs in the same directory as the bas files just to see if things are working.

Garvan

cha0s · Post by **cha0s** » Jul 06, 2006 20:50

ya, if you're in fact trying to create a -o file, do this

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fbc freethefish.bas -c -o /usr/fishy/freethefish.o

(i think; linux is weird)

blahboybang · Post by **blahboybang** » Jul 06, 2006 23:18

thx, works now