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Hello, out there!

Using emx, I am currently writing a program split into two separate
source files. While compiling and linking it, I've experienced a
problem:

When I compile and link it completely in one command, i.e.
gcc -o Prg1.exe Prg1.cc Prg2.cc Prg1.def Prg1.map -Zomf -Zsys
everything works fine. This should be proof that the program itself
and environment variables are OK.

When I try to compile them separately by
gcc -c Prg1.cc
gcc -c Prg2.cc
emxomf -s -mmain -o Prg1.obj Prg1.o
emxomf -s -o Prg2.obj Prg2.o
emxomfld -o Prg1 -s -lc -lgcc -los2 -lsys Prg1.obj Prg2.obj Prg1.def Prg1.map
it just won't run and bleeps at me with an error SYS3175.
Why???? I've been through the docs a dozen times (and yes, I converted
the libs). It doesn't even give me an error message while compiling
and linking, everything looks great!?!?!
I also tried to connect gcc ... and emxomf... by using
gcc -c Prg1.cc -Zomf
but then the linker complains that the program has no starting address
and when I try to start it, only the settings notebook pops up.

I'm desperate! I don't want to compile all the stuff again and again
when I made only a little change in a little module!!!

Thanks for your help,
Stefan


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Stefan Breuer                     |  ujd9@ibm3090.rz.uni-karlsruhe.de
Universitaet Karlsruhe            |            oder / or
University of Karlsruhe, Germany  |       ujd9@dkauni2.bitnet
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Stefan Breuer                     |  ujd9@ibm3090.rz.uni-karlsruhe.de
Universitaet Karlsruhe            |            oder / or
University of Karlsruhe, Germany  |       ujd9@dkauni2.bitnet
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                    VIGILIA  PRETIUM  LIBERTATIS
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