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How has the use of "static" changed since g++ 1.39?  I have a
situation like this:

% cat world.cxx
#include <std.h>
#include <stream.h>

class Foo {
  static int a;
 public:
  Foo(int c) { a=c ; f=0.0; };
  int b() { return a; };
  static float f;
};

int main(int argc, char* argv[])
{
  Foo A(1);
  cout << A.b() << "Hello world\n" << A.f << "\n";
}

% make -k world
g++  -g -Dsun4 -DEBUG -o world world.cxx
world.cxx:7 (world.o): Undefined symbol __3Foo$a referenced from text segment
world.cxx:7 (world.o): Undefined symbol __3Foo$a referenced from text segment
world.cxx:7 (world.o): Undefined symbol __3Foo$f referenced from text segment
world.cxx:7 (world.o): Undefined symbol __3Foo$f referenced from text segment
world.cxx:8 (world.o): Undefined symbol __3Foo$a referenced from text segment
world.cxx:8 (world.o): Undefined symbol __3Foo$a referenced from text segment
world.cxx:15 (world.o): Undefined symbol __3Foo$f referenced from text segment
world.cxx:15 (world.o): Undefined symbol __3Foo$f referenced from text segment
*** Error code 1
make: Warning: Target `world' not remade because of errors

Compilation finished at Thu Apr  9 16:13:14

Thanks in advance.
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