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> 4) gcc -L/var/httpd/lib -lmsql getmsql.c

> gcc -c -o cgiparse cgiparse.c
> 	The error I get when I try to have gcc do linking is the following:
> gcc -c cgiparse cgiparse.c
> /tmp/cca004141.o(.text+0xe27): undefined reference to 'HTUnEscape'
> /tmp/cca004141.o(.text+0x105c): undefined reference to 'HTUnEscape'
> /tmp/cca004141.o(.text+0x1074): undefined reference to 'HTUnEscape'
> ...
> 	Why can't gcc find my library and header files to link my program?
> Where are the pathes stored that gcc uses to search for these files?
> What am I doing wrong?
> 

'cuz you're not telling gcc which library to look in.  If you have a library
that defines these symbols, say it's called libHT.a, you need to tack on
-lHT on the end of that gcc line.  Assuming libHT.a is in a standard
directory, else use the -L switch to give the right dir.

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