For reference for future readers of this page, the solution was found on bug #1135519:
It looks like my stdc++ problem comes from the fact that gfortran is used for the linking, and I have gfortran 4.7.2 installed (from Homebrew):
minerve:dorsal tlecomte$ gfortran --version
GNU Fortran (GCC) 4.7.2
'gfortran -lstdc++' complains while 'gcc -lstdc++' and 'g++ -lstdc++' do not,
Well, as you suggested, I changed '-lstdc++' to '-lstdc++.6' in line 176 of the Makefile, and got rid of that error. Finally, I had to install greadlink (through Homebrew coreutils) to get the python bindings properly built, and now I have a fully working libadjoint where all tests pass ! Thanks !!
For reference for future readers of this page, the solution was found on bug #1135519:
It looks like my stdc++ problem comes from the fact that gfortran is used for the linking, and I have gfortran 4.7.2 installed (from Homebrew):
minerve:dorsal tlecomte$ gfortran --version
GNU Fortran (GCC) 4.7.2
'gfortran -lstdc++' complains while 'gcc -lstdc++' and 'g++ -lstdc++' do not,
Well, as you suggested, I changed '-lstdc++' to '-lstdc++.6' in line 176 of the Makefile, and got rid of that error. Finally, I had to install greadlink (through Homebrew coreutils) to get the python bindings properly built, and now I have a fully working libadjoint where all tests pass ! Thanks !!