Compiling and Linking

HP OpenCall SS7 APIs are available as shared libraries.

To compile and link a C program in a single command line, you use:

gcc -D_GNU_SOURCE -fexceptions -pthread -Wall -I/opt/OC/include -o foo foo.c
    -L/opt/OC/lib -lSS7utilXXX

where XXX = WBB, AAA, WAA, or ABB.

To compile a C source-code, you use:

gcc -D_GNU_SOURCE -fexceptions -pthread -Wall -I/opt/OC/include -c foo.c

To link a C program, you use:

gcc -fexceptions -pthread foo.o -o foo -L/opt/OC/lib -lSS7utilXXX

where XXX = WBB, AAA, WAA, or ABB.

To compile and link a C++ program in the same command line, you use:

g++ -fexceptions -pthread -Wall -I/opt/OC/include -o foo foo.c -L/opt/OC/lib
    -lSS7utilXXX

where XXX = WBB, AAA, WAA, or ABB.

To compile a C++ source-code, you use:

g++ -F_GNU_SOURCE -fexceptions -pthread -Wall -I/opt/OC/include -c foo.c

To link a C++ program, you use:

g++ -D_GNU_SOURCE -fexceptions -pthread -Wall foo.o -o foo  -I/opt/OC/include
    -L/opt/OC/lib -lSS7utilXXX

where XXX = WBB, AAA, WAA, or ABB.

There are examples of compile/link commands (appropriate for each HP OpenCall SS7 API) in the sections listed below.

These examples show a compile and link in a single command. If you want to compile and link separately, you must adjust these examples using the principles shown in the sections: “Compiling Only (C)”, “Compiling Only (C++)”, “Linking Only (C)”, “Linking Only (C++)”.

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