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I have recently upgraded to GCC 2.7.0 in upgrading my linux box to ELF.  
Now I'm not positive that I did that correctly, but everything is still 
working.  Anyway, I have a program that uses mostly C++ with two assebmly 
functions thrown in and it used to compile and link correctly with 
2.6.3.  The assembly routines are in a separate .s file which get's 
compile to a .o and then linked in with the rest of the .o files from the 
.cc source.  But now when I try and compile, all the .o's get made 
alright, but the linker bails complaining that the two assembly routines 
are not found.  They are wrapped in one of my .h's with extern "C" {} 
wrappers.  

In case this helps, here is gcc -v
Reading specs from /usr/lib/gcc-lib/i486-linux/2.7.0/specs
gcc version 2.7.0

and as -v
GNU assembler version 960228 (i486-linux), using BFD version 2.6.0.10

and uname -a
Linux beavis 1.2.8 #4 Wed Nov 29 14:32:40 PST 1995 i586

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K.C.

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