Thanks for the comments. Changing from cout to std::cout removed the
error building the application. However when I tried running it on my
TS-7260 it would not run because it did not have the required c++
libraries on the TS-7260. I noted that the required library is about
3MB (libstdc++.so.5)and have a bad feeling that if I use much c++ code
I will need to move other library files over to the TS-7260. This
concerns me because I only have about 29MB of free space on the
TS-7260 flash drive. I tried a static compile and decided this was not
practical because the simple hello world application ended up being
about 3MB instead of about 10KB.
I will need to move my application many times to the TS-7260 during
debugging and it takes over 5min using x-modem to move 3MB (never was
able to get the ethernet working). I think I will cut my losses here
and revert to just using c code. I know this might seem chicken, but I
think it will cost me less time in the long run. I have managed to get
c coded applications working without problems and all the c libraries
seem to be on the TS-7260. It would seem that c++ is not an easy way
to go on the TS-7260 unless you put on an extra drive and take the
time to sort out all the required library files and then reconfigure
the TS-7260 to find the c++ libraries. Static libraries might work for
me if I could get a fast ethernet connection working..
Anyone else had problems being able to ftp to a TS-7260 using ethernet?
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