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Ok, i'm new to the NeXT.  When submitting your basic:
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#include        <stdio.h>
main()                                  // see if the compiler works
{
   printf( "Hello, World!\n" );
}
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to the(? well... is it?) compiler, like so:
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	cc++ -o hello hello.c
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it (ld) complains:
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/bin/ld: Undefined symbols:
_printf__FPCce
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Where the heck is it finding the symbol "_printf__FPCce", and how can i
avoid this sort of problem in the future.  Do i need to link to a special
library somewhere?  I see that there is a libc++ in /usr/lib, but it's not
clear what that is for (contains gnulib3.o ?).

Also, I doesn't look like StreamI/O is a feature, in that there is no
<iostream.h> to include.  What gives?

Is this a C++ compiler or not?... what about the rest of the system?

Thanks for your help!  Email preferred.
pax,
   Karl
   *----->

   hanzel@csn.org