Is there anyway in which I don't need to specify the linker when compiling?
| gliese (2) |
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For example, If my c++ code included math.h so that I can use sin().
When I compile my code, I need to add the linker, that is :
g++ main.cpp -lm
So my question is: Is there any way in which I don't need to add the "-lm"?
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| kbw (5371) |
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Each compiller defines its own set of default libraries. There's no portable way to get around specifying some common libraries.
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| Peter87 (3672) |
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-lm is only needed if you compile with gcc. g++ links the math library automatically.
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| SKZ81 (6) |
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You can use a Makefile !
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