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In article <tdukes.921118111315@ohm.ee.eng.auburn.edu> tdukes@eng.auburn.edu (Todd J Dukes) writes:
:I am trying to make the switch to EMX from GCC/2. I read the documentation
:that comes with EMX and am trying to make a simple program I wrote
:when I started using GCC/2. It compiles fine, but when linking there
:are several link errors (I believe it is all of the PM functions).
:I have included my make file below. Does anybody have any suggestions?
:
:Thanks
:Todd
:tdukes@eng.auburn.edu
:

for OS/2 PM programming, it is probably better to use the native OS/2
link format. In EMX 0.8e, use the flag -Zomf for all linking and compiling.
(-Zmt is probably a good idea. It's smaller, and it is thread safe)

You can use the .o format as well, but look at the file emxtest.zip
which has various examples. (stuff with emxbind)

With the .obj format you should do

foo.exe:  $(OBJS) foo.def foo.res
	gcc -Zomf -o foo.exe foo.def $(OBJS) etc..
	rc foo.res foo.exe

foo.res:  foo.rc foo.h foo.ico ....
	rc -r foo.rc
:
:CC=gcc
:CFLAGS=-c -I/TOOLKT20/C/OS2H
:
:OBJS= stdmain.o winproc.o getfile.o process.o
:
:pmdraw.exe: $(OBJS) pmdraw.def pmdraw.res
:	gcc -o pmdraw.exe $(OBJS) pmdraw.def pmdraw.res -los2 -lgpp

gcc (EMX) won't automatically link in .res files
use rc for that

Oh, and you are using C++ too, so make sure you have the C++ stuff
(EMX comes puts C++ in a seperate archive file)

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