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In article <3eakab$on3@cronkite.ocis.temple.edu>, ayuriev@yoda.cis.temple.edu (Alexander Yuriev) writes:
|> Haruhisa Tamai (haru@mozart.zexel.com) wrote:
|> 
|> : I tried to build the xinfo (X window base gnu Info browser). Folowing
|> : the error message at link. I got same message when I built the xxgdb.
|> : My site has X11R5, however, I, myself did not install and do not have
|> : enough knowleage for the X11. 
|> 
|> :   xinfo-1.01.01% make
|> :   rm -f xinfo
|> :   cc -o xinfo xinfo.o Info.o -O -L./lib/Xaw -lXaw -L./lib/Xmu -lXmu
|> :   -L./lib/Xt -lXt -L./extensions -lXext -L./lib/X -lX11 -lm
|> :   ld: Undefined symbol 
|> :      _XtStrings 
|> :      _XtShellStrings 
|> 
|> The lib you need is Xt. I see you include it into lib names but it just 
|> does not get linked for some reason....
|> 

It get's linked, but is the wrong version. The above is the typical
effect of compiling with R5 includes and linking with a R4 lib. You
should investigate where your R5 lib hangs around. A hack type of
workaround for this problem is to specify -DXTSTRINGDEFINES
when compiling, which tweaks even R5 to use the old (space intensive)
way of defining the Xt resource names. You should, however, link with R5 ;)

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