Undefined reference...

[Carthrat]

I'm using Carbide.c++ Version 2.3.0, and getting an error when trying to compile- 'undefined reference to strlen/strcpy' etc. I'm not sure why this is so;

I've got #include <libc\string.h> in my headers, and from scouting out the forum earlier I've added SYSTEMINCLUDE \epoc32\include \Epoc32\include\libc to my mmp file as well. Is there something else I need to do to properly get the use of these and other libc functions?

[skumar_rao]

Can you tell us which SDK you are using?

[wizard_hu_]

Yes, the library: estlib.lib
Two notes: if you are planning any kind of serious work with standard C/C++ API-s, use the Open C/C++ plugin instead of estlib. Carbide.c++ can update itself to version 2.6 (updater is in the Help menu), but you may consider waiting for 2.7 which is planned to be released in one or two weeks.

[Carthrat]

Thanks, estlib was the solution. I'll look into open C as well.

I was using S60 3rd Edition, Feature Pack 1 as my SDK.