At 10:13 PM 3/8/98 -0700, you wrote:
>G++ mangles function names. You need to either make the functions C
>functions (extern "C") or provide mangled names in your table. You can
>use "nm <object file name>" to get the mangled names. They'll look
>something like "postmaster__FP9char_dataPviPcT3". My specials table is
>something like:
>
>#define PROC_ENTRY(proc) { #proc, #proc "__FP9char_dataPviPcT3",
NULL }
>
couldn't you just name the file from whatever.c to whatever.cpp or
whatever.c++ ??
it works for me, and all my functions are fine.
>struct spec_type spec_mob_table[] =
>{
> PROC_ENTRY(postmaster),
> PROC_ENTRY(cityguard),
> PROC_ENTRY(receptionist),
> PROC_ENTRY(cryogenicist),
> PROC_ENTRY(guild_guard),
> PROC_ENTRY(guild),
> PROC_ENTRY(puff),
>
> { NULL, NULL, NULL }
>};
>
Maybe I just don't know what i'm talkin' about..
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