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In article <6981@cps3xx.UUCP> griffin@frith.egr.msu.edu () writes:
>Can one link arp.lib with Manx 5.0a?  I cannot get the linker to
>accept any version of arp.lib that I have (1.3 ARP)
>
>arp.lib 	11524	21-Aug-89
>arp.lib		17472	27-Jul-89	<-- Manx version
>arp.lib		3180	10-May-88	<-- Lattice version
>
>Using either of the first two gives me a 'not an object module' error,
>and it doesn't understand Lattice's, although it looks like an object
>module to the linker.  Wasn't there something about not needing glue
>routines anymore?  Do I need a newer arp.lib?  I haven't seen any.  I'm
>back to using 3.6a until then.
>
>Dan Griffin
>griffin@frith.egr.msu.edu		"We're waiting for Godot..."


This is EXACTLY the problem that I have been messing with for three weeks, and it
is really pissing me off.
Yes, we have to wait until 
A) The kind folks on the ARP progect release a Manx 5.0a compatible arp.lib 
B) The above mentioned omnipotent Gurus release the source to ARP 
C) Our helpful buddies at Manx release some program that will convert old object
   files to a form that can be handed by the new complier-linker. 


This is essential to the Amiga programming community, because none of us can use
any of the linkable libraries with the new compiler.
If anyone knows anything about A, B or C kindly post it to the net, or at least 
me and Dan.


Charweed Hymerfan, Mad as Hell and unable to do anything but take it.