[mercury-users] Problem with linking bigger project (Mercury and C++)

[Ondrej Bojar]

On Sun, 6 Jan 2002, Simon Taylor wrote:
> If you define a Mercury main/2 predicate (it won't be used),
> this problem will go away. I'm not sure why this is needed.

Yes. It helped. I linked the program successfully, but I got segmetation
fault from somewhere within mercury_init() and I don't know how to fix
this...

Do you think the other way of linking cpp and mercury, ie. the main()
defined in mercury and calling cpp_main() from there, would work better?
(I have to rearrange other parts of the interface, so it's not too cheap
for me.)

> > # Files needed for the final linking.
> > #MLOBJS-ent=db_cint.o $(MILANLIBS) $(main_objects)
> > # XXX Strangely, the line above *doesn't work*. When "mmake ent" is called,
> > # mmake *doesn't include* the $(main_objects) and includes just plain $(MLOBJS)
> I've just fixed this bug.

How can I get the fixed mmake? (I did anonymous CVS update of Mercury
project, but I didn't find the fix yet. And I don't know, where to look
for it exactly. :-)

Thanks, Andrew.

>
> Simon.
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