Problem with Ubuntu

[Eltran]

Hello, I try to compile bulletphysics under Ubuntu Gusty 7.10.
Everything works fine until I get this error when I run the program :
undefined symbol: _ZN11btRigidBodyC1EfP13btMotionStateP16btCollisionShapeRK9btVector3ffff"

Could you tell me please what should I do ?

Thanks.

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$(BINARY): $(OFILES)

	$(CC) $(LDFLAGS) -o $(BINARY) $(OFILES) -static -ltcl8.4 -lm -lOIS -L/usr/local/lib -lbulletdynamics -lbulletcollision -lbulletmath



.c.o:

	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c $*.c -o $*.o

[chunky]

Linux is case sensitive. You probabably meant -lLibBulletCollision -lLibBulletDynamics -lLibLinearMath

Gary (-;

[Erwin Coumans]

Which build system do you use?

Bullet supports cmake and jam under unix systems. Have you tried one of those? You should be able to compile the libraries and demos with both.

Hope this helps,
Erwin

[mb108]

I'm on Ubuntu 7.10, just wanted to point out that Bullet 2.66 builds fine.

For CMake:

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cmake .
make

With Jam:

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./configure
jam

On AMD64, CMake will stumble over BulletMultiThreaded and give up; however, Jam will happily skip over failed steps. Either way the build is mostly done and usable minus a few extras. On 32-bit everything is roses.

The lack of a 'make install' step is not that big of a deal for a development library. Us lazy Ubuntu users will have to ask around in our own forums for somebody to package Bullet for us...

[helicase]

2.66 and 2.67beta on Ubuntu 7.10

./configure
jam
sudo jam install

-> /usr/local/include/bullet and /usr/local/lib

Works fine.