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In article <92287.163931U52468@uicvm.uic.edu> <U52468@uicvm.uic.edu> writes:
>  I'm having problems linking under gcc/os/2.  First, gcc won't link by itself.
>Fine, I use gcc -c and link386.. This works.. sometimes..  I have had, as of
>yet, no success linking c++ programs.  The linker always reports this error:
>
>Unresolved external entry:
>  __CTOR_LIST__
>  __DTOR_LIST__
>
>I searched the object files I was linking and did not find these strings.  I
>did find them, once each, in libc.lib and a number of times in the c++
>library file.  This is confusing!   What am i doing wrong??
You have to `collect' your objects first. Look into the samples...
>
>  Also, I have some object files I would like to turn into a library.  How
>can I do this??
There is a glib-something Tool, which is probably for this. As gcc/2 produces
std-obj format, you might also use the `lib' utility from the os2-toolkit.

Or you could switch to emx-gcc, which provides unix-tools for all this.



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