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Hello !

I've tried to compile some C++ files with the gcc2.2.2 - but the
I am unable to link the stuff together:

g++ -IMx Hello.o HelloApp.o -L /usr/X/lib -LMx -lMx -lXm -lXt -lX11 -lsocket -lnsl -o HelloApp
Undefined			first referenced
 symbol  			    in file
.L_f22_e                            Mx/libMx.a(MxAppl.o)
.L_B5_e                             Mx/libMx.a(MxUIComp.o)
.L_B5                               Mx/libMx.a(MxUIComp.o)
.L_f19_e                            Mx/libMx.a(MxMainW.o)
.L_f13_e                            Mx/libMx.a(Main.o)
ld: HelloApp: fatal error: Symbol referencing errors. No output written to HelloApp
*** Error code 1 (bu21)

make: fatal error.

The library libMx.a is my own, simple collection of C++ classes. The
same files compiles and links (and run) without any problem under
HP Unix 8.05 with the HP C++ develop. environment. Viewing to the
undefined symbols of the listed object-files with 'nm -u' results
into the same undefined symbols, for example '.L_f19e' ...

Why does the gcc produce these symbols, is there a workaround ?

Thanks in advance

   Heiko
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