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strange Mach-O linking and MSL_ALL_CARBON with CW7.2

#1024
From: Leon
Date: Fri, 19 Apr 2002 02:13
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I'm trying to build a Mach-O dynlib and I get the following link
errors:

prebinding disabled because of undefined symbols

Link Error   : _id__Q23std8ctype<c> is undefined

Link Error   : _id_count_s__Q33std6locale2id is undefined

Link Error   : _id__Q23std14codecvt<c,c,i> is undefined

Link Error   : ___ct__Q23std8ctype<c>FPCUcbUl is undefined

Link Error   : _global__Q23std6localeFv is undefined



I did a library search and found that these are in MSL_ALL_CARBON.lib
and MSL_C++_PPC.lib.   How can that be?!  That's in the MacOS Support
dir; why's it asking for that??  (I need libs in Mach-O  .a format,
what do I do??)

Am I missing a define somewhere?

Any help is much appreciated..
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