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This calling/type signature worked with buster that had libntl version 10.5.0. I'm faced with several workaround choices: a) custom install libntl 10.5.0 in /usr/local/lib and change the compiler and linker commands to search this directory first b) revert to buster which implements 10.5.0 c) recode source to not use this calling signature d) run bullseye with libntl35 package installed; have not tried this since choice 1) is so much easier for me
Hi, first of all sorry to have been this long to answer. I just put your source example in a essai.cc, then "g++ -o essai essai.cc -lntl" ; no warning, the resulting executable runs without trouble... but indeed ldd shows I'm linking to libntl44 -- that's pretty normal considering that's what the libntl-dev package points to. Can you tell me more about your system? Cheers, J.Puydt