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bug: link to static lib 0.14.0 encounters undefined reference to fmtt::v10::***
#3463
bug: link to static lib 0.14.0 encounters undefined reference to fmtt::v10::***
#3463
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@q82419 @CaptainVincent |
Quick update:
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Hi @CaptainVincent |
Using the latest released build (0.14.0) and statically linking against
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There's still an issue with missing symbols for |
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@CaptainVincent It looks like WasmEdge 0.14.1 was released in Sep: https://github.com/WasmEdge/WasmEdge/releases/tag/0.14.1 Would you say this issue is resolved? If so, can you please take a look at this one from runwasi: containerd/runwasi#607? 🙏🙏 |
Got the message, I’ll pin our colleague responsible for releasing the WasmEdge SDK to check when they can help release the Rust crate that includes lib version 0.14.1. |
Summary
As the title, the new released version of the static library cannot be linked.
Current State
The symbols related to fmt are undefined.
Expected State
Without compile error.
Reproduction steps
https://github.com/CaptainVincent/wasmedge-rust-sdk/tree/update-archives
Cargo.toml
src/main.rs
cargo build
Screenshots
None
Any logs you want to share for showing the specific issue
err.log
Components
Rust SDK
WasmEdge Version or Commit you used
0.14.0
Operating system information
Ubuntu 22.04.4 LTS
Hardware Architecture
x86_64
Compiler flags and options
Appendix:
I tried to verify this issue in the pure WasmEdge compile flow using the following flags.
But when I tried to compile the static library and link it to the tool, I encountered the following error, which prevented me from verifying:
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