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In article <1993Mar4.044754.17560@math.ucla.edu> nzhong@oak.math.ucla.edu (Ning Zhong) writes:
>It was at the last step "ld *******" where my machine told me "ABNORMAL PROGRAM
>TERMINATION, SYS1808  The process has stopped. The software diagnostic code is 
>0006"   which I guess it meant it can't find the "ld". So what was wrong?
>Doesn't the GCC package for OS2 has a linker? Where is that "ld"? It isn't in
>the GCCBIN.ZIP.
>
>I did try "gcc -c sample1.c" and then "link386 sample1.obj" though, and it 
>worked. 

As you suspect, there is no ld packaged with gcc.  For now, just use
link386 to do your linking (and if you're using C++, be sure to invoke
collect.exe in the same manner as sample2 and sample3 that are provided
with the compiler).  In the next release, everything will be handled
automatically.

>And a final question, what "-l"
>option should I use to compile a C++ program?

Not sure what you mean by this... what are you tring to invoke?
-- 
Colin Jensen			ljensen@netcom.netcom.com
  ``I've never understood this strange urge to #define the basic types. Is 
  anyone out there using a compiler where USHORT would be anything other than 
  "unsigned short"?''  - Walter Bright