> >
> > > kip5.o: unresolved symbol __builtin_delete
> > > kip5.o: unresolved symbol __builtin_new
> >
> > And these two are C++ library internal functions not present in the
> > kernel
> OK these one can replaced with kmalloc(..) & kfree(..).
> >
> > > Is this a problem of the g++ ore the linker?
> >
> > I think the problem is your driver on the whole, coupled with the fact
> > you are hitting C++/C linking stuff
>
> So do you think there is no way to write driver in C++?
>
Why would you want to write driver in C++ ??
There are two ways :
write in C and make a C++ wrapper for ioctl's (you can use them to pass
data btw your model and your library/program)
If you want OOP just do it in C. Good part of the kernel is done in OOP..
(look at all the structures with function pointers) and when you write
something low level you would like to have control over how your objects
are stored..
Vladimir Dergachev
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