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QuestionLinking libraries - follow-up- gcc++ won't link Pin
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Some very odd things here:

Vaclav_ wrote:
'MODULE/M_TEST/CTEST.o' '-o' 'MODULE/M_TEST/CTEST.o' '-shared-libgcc' '-mtune=generic' '-march=x86-64'


That looks wrong. That looks like your compiler command could be boiled down to
g++ CTEST.o -o CTEST.o
You're passing in and producing the same .o file, not creating an executable, only an intermediate object. In which case the g++ warning makes sense, since its telling you that the lib wasn't used to create the .o file. In which case you should be getting a g++ fatal error input file is same as output file.

Second thing is the warning itself. The path given is /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/bluetooth. Normally that would be libbluetooth.a. In which case the linker should be able to pick it up as -lbluetooth, since its in the expected location. It just doesn't have a name format that the linker recognizes as a library. I'd say say something messed up when installing the library, if this is indeed the case and you've not just messed up copying the output from your system to the forum.
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QuestionReverse engineering GCC output - need library file (name) and path. Pin
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