Bug: Can't use object created with cosmo-clang to link against objects compiled with cosmoc++

[Rucadi]

Contact Details

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What happened?

I wanted to use cosmo-clang to compile C23-compliant code, in this case, I have a header:

#pragma once

#ifdef __cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif
extern const char style_css[];
#ifdef __cplusplus
}	// extern "C"
#endif

and the c file:

#include "embedded_data.h"
const char style_css[] = {
        #embed "style.css"
};

I needed this compiled with clang, since GCC won't support the #embed directive until GCC15.

After compiling it with cosmo-clang from the latest package release:
cosmo-clang embedded_data.c -c

I tried to compile-and-link an executable using cosmoc++, which uses GCC14, resulting in this error:

cosmoc++ main.cpp static/embedded_data.o 
cosmoc++: fatal error: static/embedded_data.o: linker input missing concomitant static/.aarch64/embedded_data.o file
compilation terminated.

Since I saw that the "cosmo-clang" existed, I assumed it was to use, is this supported? Or I'm not supposed to mix cosmo-clang with cosmoc++?

Version

14.1.0

What operating system are you seeing the problem on?

Linux

Relevant log output

No response

[jart]

Use cosmocc -mclang. The cosmo-clang program is an implementation detail. I think I'm going to move that to a different folder so people don't think to use it, because this is the second time that confused someone.