shafmoha:
The primary error appears to be that the linker (/usr/bin/ld) doesn't like the command line it's getting. Since +vnocompatwarnings isn't an ld option I'm familiar with, I imagine you're not using GNU gcc/ld/etc. So double-check your environment variables used to generate the arguments for ld.
Often, warnings on pointer manipulation are able to be ignored. But if you're on a 64-bit platform, you'll probably want to double-check, especially as you're linking to something in a "lib32" directory....
Well, that's about the best I can do. For this type of problem, you'll need to be more specific, such as:
- Which OS and version are you running?
- Which compiler and version are you running?
- You should provide the command-line for all programs that are complaining. You got the ld command in there, but you missed the cc command line.
Finally, you'll want want to add <c>code tags</c> around your error message text to make it easier for others to read.
Good luck!
...roboticus
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