Hi
This topic is on libCURL
I've got a message when compiling
'CURL' undeclared (first use this function)
and the similar

This is a cross-compilation project. The target is ARMBE-LINUX
I'm using Makefile.am and cofigure.in.
I have defined all pathes
#include <curl/curl.h>
etc

function like curl_global_init was not recognized by the cross-compiler too
What happened? I am ready to give further info.
Thank you so much
Jack

Please cut/paste exact error message (at least the first couple of lines; preceded by the command that failed).

Hello Paul,
I have given up my last attempt. I am now trying to compile my source against libcurlpp. But the same errors were found.


Webcam.cpp:97: error: expected ';' before "myCleanup"
Webcam.cpp:101: error: 'cURLpp' has not been declared
... same for others

Code Snippet
#include <curlpp/cURLpp.hpp>
etc...
try
{
cURLpp::Cleanup myCleanup;

cURLpp::Options::Url myUrl(std::string("Blah.com"));

etc...
}
Thanks
Jack

Do libcurl and libcurlpp have to be remade+reconfigured before used in a cross-compiled environment?

Also where should I put the libCurlpp libraries to?
Thanks
Jack

You haven't given enough information for me to be sure ...

... but it SOUNDS like you're trying to compile C++ source code with a C compiler.

Please make sure the compiler you're using is in fact a C++ compiler (i.e. that it can compile C++ source).

Basically correct. My application is based on G++ and libcurlpp is a C++ library. Thanks
Jack

You haven't given enough information for me to be certain ... but everything you're describing *sounds* like you're trying to compile C++ code with a pure-C compiler.

Are you able to compile a C++ (not C) "hello world"?

And yes, you most definitely need to build libCurlpp in your cross-compiled environment before you can hope to use it with your cross-compiled executable.

I'd try the cross-compiled C++ "hello world" first (it'll take << 5 minutes), and make sure I can build libCurl second. Please post back after trying these two steps.

lucky6969b - hello?

Have you fixed the problem yet?