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I am exploring the possibility of using gcc for our in-house
application development.  I've managed to get it to install ok,
but when I try to link applications with a third-party library
(Informix's C-ISAM), it fails upon failing to resolve the
	__cg92_used 
symbol.  

I checked out our demo sun C (3.0.1) compiler and found that this
symbol is declared in a library provided with the compiler, and is used
in conjunction with the "-Xcg92" compiler flag.  The width of this symbol
is 4 bytes, so I tried declaring a 'long' variable in my code with the name
of the missing symbol.  This got rid of the linker error, but now my concern
is whether this symbol is actually USED for anything that will affect
the behaviour of our programs.  On the surface everything seems to work
fine, but I'd appreciate an insight from someone who's successfully worked
around this problem.

Hope someone can help....

ck.