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*Please email me directly (along with any choice commemnts regarding the FAQ or posting to the wrong group, etc), Thank you very much*

	andrew@cafeliberty.com

I have not had a great deal of experience with gcc, so I might be asking for 
the answer to a terribly obvious problem. What I am trying to do is issue this 
command:

	gcc -I/usr/include/tcl/ -L/usr/X11/lib/ -L/lib/ Foolink.c Fwm_Init.o 
            -lX11 -ltcl -ltk

the comiler (well ld) then chokes with:

	ld: Output file requires shared library `libX11.so.6'
	gcc: Internal compiler error: program ld got fatal signal 6

Now I have libX11.so.6 (& libtcl.so.3, etc.) in -both- /usr/X11/lib and /lib. 
As I thought I understood it, the -lX11 covers all that, is there some explict 
thing I have to do to get a .so. to link, the gcc man page did not seem to 
suggest such a thing, and I don't have more docs. I assume that there is 
some stupid thing that I am missing. Unfortunatly I have not compiled 
anything other then the kernel and some standard stuff in Linux or on this 
machine.

Thanks for any help, andy


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