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I think the the following bash script will produce the error message above (on any system that has g++). my_test.sh
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Hi @bradbell, thanks for flagging this. The XAD CMake build system is setup assuming that Could you try setting the build type and see if that fixes the issue? If not, you could check if the symbol is actually in the library? On Linux systems you can do that using nm -C path/to/libxad_d.a And you should see if Also note that you can build application libraries using CMake and link to XAD in an easier fashion. The CI/CD pipeline does that on every build on all platforms, as you can see here. |
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@auto-differentiation-dev
The following change fixed the problem:
I suggest moving this from an issue to a discussion. |
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@auto-differentiation-dev
My mistake. I had my_test.cpp after the library in the compler/linker command; i.e.
The following change fixed the problem:
I suggest moving this from an issue to a discussion.