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gcc 2.7.0 and xview libraries

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From: Peter Jaeckel
Date: Tue, 05 Dec 1995 00:00
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Hi.

I recently updated my linux machine to gcc 2.7.0 (ELF). It compiles 
everything including the kernel, I thought.

Only when I tried to recompile something using -lxview -lolgx etc, it 
couldn't find a lot of functions such as xv_set, the standard xview stuff.
The xview libraries libxview.a and libxview.sa are still in 
$(OPENWINHOME)/lib. And they still contain the missing functions.
I even tried putting the explicit names of the libraries (including path) 
on the command line of the gcc call in order to make gcc read them as 
direct input libraries, but even that failed.

Anybody any ideas what went wrong ?

Please mail personally to pjaeck@jet.uk.

Peter

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